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entity beans and Weblogic

 
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We use Weblogic as an application server. Does anyone know if we need to do (configure) something special in order for Weblogic to make and use a pool for EJB entity beans?
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The samples that they provide with weblogic are very important. If you look at the ...\samples\examples\ejb\basic examples and get them running, this should show you what you need.
 
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hi friend,
you have to just specift this line in the deploymnetdescriptor and the rest is taken care by the container.
maxBeansInFreePool 100
i am here setting the maxmium number of bean in the pool to 100.
srivatsan
 
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