Smart!
I assume its the JMS system holding a reference to the Helper thats
preventing the helper from being garbage collected when the bean is
passiavated...
\Jon
> I would do something like this instead:
> * In the session bean you should indeed register a helper class with
> JMS, and the helper class should hold a reference to the session bean
> (get it in the session bean by doing ctx.getEJBObject()).
> * On onMessage your helper class should call the session bean, and
> preferably not the same method as did the register above. You can
> provide the message on the call
> * Your session bean may now process the message
>
> i.e. in SessionBean:
> public void listen()
> {
> Helper h = new Helper(ctx.getEJBObject());
> <register h with JMS somehow>
> }
>
> public void doStuff(Message m)
> {
> // Process the JMS message
> }
>
> and in Helper:
> ..
> MySession theBean;
> public Helper(MySession ms)
> {
> theBean = ms;
> }
>
> public void onMessage(Message m)
> {
> theBean.doStuff(m);
> }
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