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Why Session Bean that are involved in transactions can not be passivated?
 
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Originally posted by JigaR Parekh:
Why Session Bean that are involved in transactions can not be passivated?



QUOTE from

http://www.phptr.com/articles/article.asp?p=26148&rl=1

Furthermore, if the bean is in the middle of a method call or involved in a transaction, the container cannot passivate it. (A transaction defines the boundaries of uninterruptible database operations...

and Passivation is interrupting the current operation and preserving Bean state to resume later.
 
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