passivate and activate is must for statefullsession bean
Sanju
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Hi, For statefull session bean Passivation and activationis must? I will agree this one. but we are calling just empty method, what is the use ? if we are not calling these 2 methods and passing the parameters in create method what will happen ?
Sanju
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Gabriel Buheler
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It is not too clear your question.
Anyway, what I understood is that ejbPassivate and ejbActivate are callbacks from the container. The client do not call them.
Call parameters in the create? activate? passivate? they are not related. When a client call create for a statefull bean, passivate and activate are not called in that precise moment.
Hope this make a little clear!
Stan James
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The question might be this ... If you call methods that do not preserve any state, why bother with passivate and activate? The better question might be why do you have methods like that on a stateFUL bean? It sounds like they belong on stateLESS bean. Can you split your curren bean into two?
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