Hey
George Richards wrote:
> I'm creating a JSP -> EJB application. I considering using a session
> scope bean at the JSP level to cache the home interfaces my JSP pages
> will use. The cache will be lazily filled, the interface will only be
> looked up once the first request for it is made.
>
> Does this seem like a good idea?
>
> Any comments on caching home interfaces?
>
> Is there a problem with multiple pages sharing the same home interface?
>
> What is the cost of the JNDI lookup that returns the home interface?
According to the new J2EE spec. this would not be recommended coding.
Both creating InitialContexts and Home-object lookups are being made
fairly cheap. Check out chapter 5 in the J2EE 1.2 spec.
This is my understanding at least, from the J2EE spec. Any vendors
having a differing opinion should vent them now :-)
/Rickard
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