From book "master
ejb 2nd", there is sth related to the usage of ejbPostCreate():
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You might also use this method to reset certain
transaction-related parameters. For example, you
could keep a data status flag in the bean to indicate
whether a field has been changed. Because the bean
instance may have been used before, these fields
might have dirty data.
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My question is why we need ejbPostCreate() to do the work rather than ejbCreate() ?
thanks in advance.
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