Why can't you just save a reference to the session bean in the client? If the
client application is brought down and you can get a session bean handle, serialize
it, and deserialize it when the client is brought back up.
dan.
Paul Nicklin wrote:
> I'm currently builing a Java client application using EJBs in the server.
> I have to store information about the currently connected user, and I can't find
> a useful vehicle - I thought that the session context would work, but a new one
> is created per 'use' of the bean. If this were an HTTP (web page/JSP etc) then I
> could carry this info on the HTTP Session object, is there an equivalent object
> that 'follows' a particular connected client?
> What is the alternative?
>
> Paul.
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