Hi,
You are not allowed to create threads within the Bean code.
If you do,(assuming that a container implementation does not
prevent you) then the container will not be able to manage
the bean lifecycle & you may get unpredictable results. And
needless to say, such beans may not be portable across
server vendors.
-Harish Prabandham
Enterprise Server Group.
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> Can one use threads in a business method of an EJB. For example, can I
> have the following peice of code inside a business method.
>
> Thread thread1 = new Thread(instance1);
> Thread thread2 = new Thread(instance2);
>
> thread1.start();
> thread2.start();
>
> Nitin
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