Hey
Imre Kifor wrote:
> The spec states that all bean instances must be created using newInstance()
> on the bean's class. This means that there will be only one valid initial
> state per bean class in a running server (and is created through the bean's
> default public constructor).
Although I agree that this is a great feature it won't be able to handle
this:
public int id = nextId();
... since the value will change for each newInstance() call. The
technique will work for simple default values, but if the value is
computed somehow, as above, you're in trouble. Right?
/Rickard
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