A protocol that I am using requires that I store all the messages I send be
persisted, so that they can resent in case of communications failure or system
crash. So, I have decided to store them in a table with just two fields, the
message id (primary key), and actual message itself as a string. Then, I
created a container managed entity bean that maps to the table. Once created,
these beans are virtually read-only, except when I go back to delete them at the
beginning of a day (clean new session).
Now the problem that I am facing is this: from time to time (for example, at
the beginning of a day), I want to remove all the messages in the table, and
start all over again. It would not be very efficient to remove one bean at a
time, and I guess what I need is something like ejbRemoveAll() (I have no idea
how this could be implemented by a container though :)).
Is there a way of implementing this within the EJB1.1 framework, or do I need to
resort to other ways such as cleaning the table before creating any entity beans
at the start of a clean new session.
Any suggestions are greatly appreciated,
Ram.
(BTW, I am using Weblogic 5.1 )
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