Hi Lawrence
From what you've said, I guess your client code looks like this:
public class EJBClient
{
private EJBHome myHome;
...
public void setEJBHome()
{
//create Initial Context, get a reference to the EJBHome;
}
public void createRemote()
{
Object obj=myHome.create(); //here
..........
}
}
From what I can make out, you want to know whether you will need to place the commented statement (//here) in a synchronized block, to ensure multiple threads executing the createRemote() method do not end up messing around with each other.
Now if this is what you asked, then it is absolutely safe because anyways, the Home object is SHARED across multiple clients, isn't it. (you get the same EJBHome thru' JNDI.....)
If you need further clarification, I will be pleased to oblige....
Regards
Sanjeev
-----Original Message-----
From: Lawrence Marsh [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, October 24, 2001 6:22 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: EJBHome and thread safety
Hi
Is the EJBHome object thread safe? I have looked in the spec and
Monson-Haefels "Enterprise Java Beans" and can find nothing about this in
either (though I may have missed something of course) I am caching a
reference to an EJBHome and want to know if I need to add synchronisation
around the create() method so that it works Ok in a mult-threaded
environment. I am doing this in a J2EE Client - not in the comntaier itself.
Cheers
Lawrence
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