Hi!,
Reposting as i am not sure first one made it...
Following is my thought on ur question
remove() method (in case of Entity Beans) should always be called under a
transaction...
Now say u invoked remove() method on a bean which is in pool.
Container would do the following
. call ejbActivate() (in weblogic dirtyFlag is set to true; i.e beans
state is dirty and needs refresh)
. call ejbLoad() container always calls this callback method before start
of a transaction. Here the bean state would be refreshed
with db.
. call ejbRemove()
So the instance variables would be refreshed before ejbRemove is called.
Just a question, why do we have to care if the bean is not in sync with the
db when removing it, its just the Primary key that we need.
I am not an expert, please let me know if u feel i am wrong or if u dont
agree.
Thanx
Shiraz Zaidi
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