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Callback methods in Session beans
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Joe Harry
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The below quote is from the specs,
PostConstruct callbacks occur after any dependency injection has been performed by the container and before the first business method invocation on the bean.[/QUOTE Now if I have an annotation in my session bean that calls another session bean, then do my PostConstruct callback occurs after the another session bean reference is resolved?
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Mirko Bonasorte
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If you are referring to EJB injection, yes, it's true.
But you cannot access those EJBs during PostConstruct method, because there is no transaction/security context.
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Joe Harry
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Originally posted by Mirko Bonasorte: If you are referring to EJB injection, yes, it's true. But you cannot access those EJBs during PostConstruct method, because there is no transaction/security context.
I did not get your second line?
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Christophe Verré
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I didn't get it either  Enterprise bean access is allowed in PostContruct methods for stateful sessions beans.
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Mirko Bonasorte
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Sorry, this is true only for stateless.
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Rahul Babbar
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Hi,
Any idea as to why is it only true for Stateless?
Rahul
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