A business delegate creates a stateful session bean and keeps it cached to be used throughout the user's session. It is passed to a remote facade. The stateful session bean is only used by EJB tier and cached at the client tier. For performance reasons, I want a local stateful session bean...but this can't happen if BD creates it remotely.
Is this correct? If so, how can I solve it?
Thanks in advance.
-Saha
wise owen
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The business delegate is a client side design pattern. If you use local stateful bean then you client code and application server code will run on the same JVM machine. Why do you need a remote BD?
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It (the Business Delegate) is passed to a remote facade.
You may want to reconsider this design.
Cheers.<br />Keerthi<br />(SCJP, SCWCD, SCBCD)
Saha Kumar
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Hello,
I am passing the SFSB reference (handle) to the remote SLSB.
-Saha
Saha Kumar
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Hello Keerthi P,
I've been looking at javaranch posts and examples on the internet. I now realize that I should redesign (not a big change) to have a SFSB as my remote facade. Its a bit of a change but in the end better. Although I've been working with J2EE for about 7 years(not as long with EJB), I've no experience with SFSB. Thanks for the enlightenment! I'm back on track!
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