>
> Then again, with the above knowledge you can assume that if you do not
> use clusters, and you never redeploy your bean, you should be fine using
> statics :-) But then again, you might not want to *depend* on that if
> you want to upscale your app later on. ;-)
>

But if the beans in one server are independent of the other clusters, then
statics are fine, right?  I don't assume that statics automatically mean
someone is trying to communicate/share objects between jvm/servers.  In a
lot of cases, statics may simply be a way to communicate/share objects
between CLASSES in a single jvm/server.  Am I missing something here?

-Ron

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