Hi all!
I just read the first part of the chapter from Roger Session's book in
ObjectWatch Newsletter Number 20 (http://www.objectwatch.com/issue20.htm).
I don't see how he interprets the customer as executing on behalf of a single
client:
'But on the other hand, credit limit calculations do not represent any direct
view of data in the database, so maybe we are dealing with a session bean. And
this functionality seems to "execute on behalf of a single client," whatever
that means.'
Surely there can be many clients accessing this functionality, why should it
only be one? Does anybody know what he might be thinking?
/Kalle
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