Hi,
Peter Delaney a �crit :
> Hello;
>
> I have a Stateful SessionBean called Bank, that clients applications talk to.
> The Bank SessionBean creates another Stateful SessionBean called Portfolio that
> contains information about the client.
>
> When my Bank SessionBean gets passivated by the container, how does it maintain
> its reference to the Porftolio SessionBean once it gets re-activated by the
> container?
>
It depends on your container implementation since EJB specs 1.1 don't tell how to
maintain EJB reference ( remote or home ) in the state. See EJB specs 1.1 �6.4.1
for more detail.
Benjamin
>
> I know how I would do this for EntityBean! I would save its PrimaryKey and
> find on the home interface, but I am not sure for SessionBeans.
>
> Regards
> Peter
>
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