In many cases...
I use...
It is recommended....
(Please pick your disclaimer)
Create your initial context in the setSessionContext() or setEntityContext()
method within your bean. Do it only once, and store the reference in a
member variable of the class. Reuse it when necessary.
jim
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From: Hed Bar-Nissan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Sunday, February 27, 2000 12:01 PM
Subject: Proper use of initial context ?
> What would be the propper use of initial context objects ?
>
> 1. provide one for each stateless session bean ?
> 2. each time construct a new initial context object ?
> 3. maintain a pool of initial context objects ?
>
>
> hed.
>
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