Hi
I have the folowing code in all the business methods of a stateless session bean:
initialContext = new InitialContext();
dataSource = (DataSource)initialContext.lookup ("java:comp/env/jdbc/AccountDB");
I was thinking of 2 alternatives to optimize the performance:
1) executing this code only once (the first time ever that a business method is
called, for example) and saving the dataSource reference in a static member of some
class of my bean.
2) executing this code in ejbCreate() and saving a reference of a dataSource object
for each bean instance. With this solution, I would save a lot less CPU time than with
the previous solution, though.
I can't find anything in the EJB spec about it.
Which solution would you choose?
Would you try to optimise this at all?
Claude
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