Laird Nelson wrote:
> By this logic any time I use java.util.Vector in my bean code I am
> violating the EJB 1.1 specification (beans can't use threads or
> synchronization primitives; third-party classes used by beans can't
> use them either; java.util.Vector uses synchronized all over the
> place; therefore java.util.Vector is in violation of the
> specification; therefore my bean is in violation of the
> specification).
The spec says:
An enterprise Bean must not use thread synchronization primitives to
synchronize execution of multiple instances.
So you can use Vector (and its ilk), as long as only one enterprise
Bean at a time uses each instance of a Vector, because then you're not
synchronizing execution of multiple enterprise Beans.
- Rujith.
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