Hi,
You can call EJBHome.getHomeHandle() and store the serializable handle...
However I'm not sure if what you propose is a performance boost; I've
benchmarked EJBHome JNDI-lookup under Weblogic 5.1, and it's cached! For
example, the first time I do lookup, it took 300 ms... all future lookups
look 15 ms!
Gene
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Hi Gurus,
I am developing a web application in EJB with weblogic
5.1.
Is there any way by which i can store a
reference(reference of Home object of a bean)
application wide, by application wide i mean servlets
and other bean should able to access that reference.
so i don't need jndi lookup's every time i need to
access the bean in different servlets and beans.
thanks
Naresh
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