If you would like to throw exception if a second client accesses your bean, you can
use an instance variable initialized by
ejbCreate() method. This instance variable counter can be used to track the number of
client calls. After a client exits a business
method, reset the counter. If a client tries to enter a business method while the
counter is not reset, you could an exception.
I am not sure if this is what you wanted. If you could throw some more points on your
requirements, the forum could help you.
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Regards
Subra
Subramaniam S - Viveka Software Technologies Pvt. Ltd.
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> For a Stateless Session Bean is there any way where I
> can say that only one Client access the bean at any point of time.
>
> I tried setting the MAX/MIN Pool size properties of the bean both to 1.
> But it doen't work.
>
>
> Regards
> ShomnathPrabu KM
> Infosys
> India
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