On Mon, 27 Nov 2000 09:55:33 +0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
>**In short when u call create() on home interface the container creates
>a EJBObject and associates it with a class instance from the pool.(the
>primary key is the binding factor between the two.)
<vendor>
Note that when you say "create an EJBObject" that does not necessarily
mean that a physical object is created on the server. That is *one*
implementation option, and in the case of JBoss we have chosen *not* to
create such objects since it affects scalability negatively.
For example, you can have a finder method return an enumeration of
1.000.000 EJBObjects. This does *not* mean that there are now 1.000.000
objects being created on the server, since that would be a serious
resource drain.
For more information I suggest you simply read the source code for our
server. It's all there. See www.jboss.org for details on source
download.
</vendor>
/Rickard
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