>I did some benchmarking and it was taking close to 3 seconds to get a Context
object.
> Has anyone thought of the advantages and disadvantages of using Context pools
for JSP-EJB > applications?
> Thanks,
> Abraham
How is the Context constructed in general for server-side objects like EJBs and
Servlets?
I know that some of the EJB servers let you create a Context object using
new InitialContext()
in a bean without providing any property values. I suppose that no
authentication is performed
here and it may work only if the EJB server is also providing the JNDI service.
Is this vendor-specific?
Actual vendor implementations certainly affect the efficiency of creating a
Context object.
Would vendors listening please comment on that?
Thanks,
-JL
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