Hi,
On Fri, 29 Oct 1999, Rickard [iso-8859-1] �berg wrote:
> To know exactly when this happens is less than trivial. Lots of "if
> this" scenarios to consider. But generally ejbLoad will be called for
> example upon start of each transaction.
I should have some way of controlling the number of database calls
that the bean will make. Else I'll end up with a lot of unnecessary
database calls resulting in increased n/w traffic.
>
> > But it is also called by the container when I do a
> > findByPrimaryKey. I'm not very clear as to when all ejbLoad() is called.
>
> WLS should not call ejbLoad upon findByPrimaryKey, BUT both ejbLoad and
> ejbFindByPrimaryKey use a helper method called refresh(). It might be
> that method that is called. Are you 100% sure that it is ejbLoad and not
> refresh() that is called?
Yes, I am aware of the refresh() method. I am 100% sure that the ejbLoad()
is first called ( which in turn calls refresh() ) when
ejbFindByPrimaryKey() is called. So, if ejbFindByPrimaryKey is going to
call ejbLoad() ( and in turn refresh() ) then why should I call refresh()
in the ejbFindByPrimaryKey() method also?
Hope u'll help me further on this issue.
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Sowmya Seetharam
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