This won't work. The container is allowed to instantiate bean instances
at any time. So, when the client code calls the home.create() method,
that does not mean that the bean container will call the bean's
ejbCreate() method.
Dion Almaer wrote:
>
> This is where you have to be careful.
> in ejbCreate() set all variables that you want to clean to null.
> Otherwise if you access a variable that was set by another bean, you may get
> the value that they set... as the container
> could reuse this instance.
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