Ye pooling is a very good idea I would say ..
You can maintain a context cache that would simply hold a collection of
contexts ..
1. You dont need to worry about creating a new InitialContext always
2. Closing of all the context at once when the application closes would be
easier
-Sandi
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>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 ?
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>hed.
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