Re: EJB and JMS Integration Issues

[Rickard �berg]

Hi!

Kirk Pepperdine wrote:
> What happens if the container decides to passivate the bean?  How does a
> passivated bean listen for an event?

This should not be a problem. The bean instance itself may not be a JMS
listener, of course, so you would have to register a proxy to it as a
JMS-listener which would communicate with the bean through the
EJBObject, which will take care of the magic of making the object seems
always "alive". As it always does.

/Rickard

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