Hey
> David Gasul wrote:
> The following situation can arise when there are multiple EJB
> containers/servers, each
> hosting the same set of deployed beans, and each working with a
> different DB, so that
> the set of entity beans instances is different.
>
> 1. Locate the Home Interface of a bean at container A;
>
> 2. Invoke a finder method at that interface (i.e. at container A);
>
> 3. The finder method returns a reference to an object which is located
> on server B ( A != B).
>
> Is this valid?
Nope, that cannot happen, unless A and B are in a cluster together. If
they are totally separate, then that can never happen.
What makes you believe this is possible?
/Rickard
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