Hi Gene,
I have run into this guy (interface, instance?) many times and each time
explained to him why he is wrong and providing poor consultancy. The next
time I met this guy I still hear the same thing. My thinking is that he is a
Stateless. Since ejbPassivate is not relevant to stateless session beans the
only real option is to call is ejbRemove and hope that he is garbage
collected.
-william
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From: Gene Chuang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 25, 2000 6:29 PM
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Subject: Re: EBs are slow (was Clustering)
>Is WebLogic replicating these guys. I am sure I have met this consultant on
>my travels. Maybe just some pooled instance. Please someone call ejbRemove.
That seems a little harsh! Perhaps calling ejbPassivate will suffice...
Gene
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Subject: Re: EBs are slow (was Clustering)
"When asked about this, one WebLogic consultant's response was "all the
systems I've seen have used only
Stateless SBs with JDBC", hence my concern. Guidnace on this is welcome."
Is WebLogic replicating these guys. I am sure I have met this consultant on
my travels. Maybe just some pooled instance. Please someone call ejbRemove.
-william
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