On Jan 18, 2006, at 10:20 PM, lichtner wrote:
This state is transactional, I take it?
Nope. For OpenEJB, only stateful session beans (SFSB) would use this api, and SFSBs are not transactional although they can receive a transaction completion notification which can be used to rollback changes by the code.
The sort of data that OpenEJB would put in the session is pretty analogous to a servlet session. It is data for one client and is private to that client. The state follows the client's lifecycle and location as a single unit.
EJB Entity beans in OpenEJB or really any shared persistence data would need a different API as the data is supposed to be shared by multiple simultaneous clients.
-dain
