Rickard
Can you tell me what the idleTimeoutSeconds is set to in your bean
descriptor.
Regards,
Hamid
-----Original Message-----
From: Rickard �berg [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: 23 November 1999 13:50
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Re: Modelling Read Only Database Tables
Hi!
"Lahooti, Hamid" wrote:
> So cached instance beans , refresh their state from the database in
ejbLoad.
> so much for caching then. :)
If you have a legacy app that changes data behind the EJB-server back,
then sure, you wont get much benefit from instance caching. But the
possibility is there, if such usage is not done.
> Lets agree to disagree on this one. Another poster reported here
> earlier that IBM WebSphere too passivates after transaction completes.
I never agree to anything I know is wrong, and this is wrong. :-/ WLS
does not passivate after transaction commit. If WebSphere does I don't
know, but I would be surprised if this is the case.
> >As above, in such cases ejbLoad is called upon transaction begin, or to
> >be very precise: when the instance is first enlisted in the transaction
> >as a resource.
> As above, what's the point of caching if you refresh every time.
You do not need to do activation/passivation all the time, which are
potentially very costly operations. I have a bean which does ALOT (and I
mean loads) of stuff during ejbActivate and ejbPassivate. My whole
system would crumble if the bean was passivated after each transaction.
Thank god it is not ;-)
/Rickard
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