Create an InitialContext in the setXXXContext method of your beans. Do it
once, per bean instance and reuse it within that bean instance. In the case
of entity beans and stateful session beans, it is the responsiblity of the
container to ensure these survive passivation.
jim
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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 ?
>
>
> hed.
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