Session timeout applies to stateful session beans which exist for as
long as you keep using them, or they are passivated (the timeout).
Stateless session beans do not exist until you call them and only for
the duration of the method call. You'll find the distinction on pages
67/68 of the EJB specs.
arkin
> The way we've read the EJB specification, a client which has obtained a
> reference to a session bean (lookup + create) should be able to use that
> very reference for at least the duration of the bean's session timeout.
> After that time, it is probably "implementation defined" whether a new
> reference must be obtained (by a new create or handle resolve) or whether
> the original reference is still usable (and for how long).
>
> Marc San Soucie
>
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