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SF session bean ejbPassivation nuance

 
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Container guarantees saving of the following field types during passivation even though they are non-serializable fields as long as they are not transient.
1.Local / remote component and home interfaces (even if the objects / stubs are not serializable)
2.A SessionContext object
3.A bean�s special JNDI context or any of its subcontexts
4.The UserTransaction interface which can be got from the SessionContext
5. A resource manager connection factory like a instance of javax.sql.DataSource

QA) (Does 5 include all resource manager connection factories- [javax.sql.DataSource / javax.jms.QueueConnectionFactory /javax.jms.TopicConnectionFactory / javax.mail.Session / javax.net.URL].

QB) What of Administered objects (resource environment references) or JMS destinations). Are they excluded like java.sql Connection?
 
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The answer is Yes for question A. I am not 100% sure on the JMS destinations NOT being passivated on question 2.
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