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Doubt in Session beans

 
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HFEJB says in session beans ejbCreate,ejbActivate,ejbPassivate and ejbRemove doesn't not run in transaction context.
It also says to access database and get another beans method you need to be in transaction.
Then it shows that we can access database and get another beans method in ejbCreate,ejbActivate,ejbPassivate and ejbRemove methods.

So i am confuse.
Please help.
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please help me
 
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Wouldn't that be BMT beans then ?
 
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Agreed with Christophe,

"HFEJB says in session beans ejbCreate,ejbActivate,ejbPassivate and ejbRemove doesn't not run in transaction context."

This is right when the stateful session bean is running under CMT.

"that we can access database and get another beans method in ejbCreate,ejbActivate,ejbPassivate and ejbRemove methods."

This is when the stateful session bean running under BMT.

Regards,

Rajesh
 
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