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Is
there a way to programmatically tell the container to remove a CMP entity bean
from memory without removing it�s persistent data? I did many searches on the web relating
to this question but the answer still eludes me. As a test example, I call a CMP entity
bean finder method twice with the same parameters each time. The finder method returns a collection
of 2 entity beans for each call.
When I monitor the containers CMP entity beans after the first call,
there are 2 active entity beans.
When I monitor the containers CMP entity beans after the second call,
there are 4 active entity beans. It
seems like there should only be 2 active entity beans since the second call to
the finder method is returning the same 2 entity beans as the first call. If the container is going to produce new
active entity beans every time a CMP entity bean finder method is called, then I
would like to be able to programmatically remove the active entity beans from
memory.
Danny
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- Re: Removing a CMP Entity Bean from Memory Danny
- Re: Removing a CMP Entity Bean from Memory Ashwani Kalra
- Re: Removing a CMP Entity Bean from Memory Harish Vajha
- Re: Removing a CMP Entity Bean from Memory Ashwani Kalra
- Re: Removing a CMP Entity Bean from Memory Danny
- Re: Removing a CMP Entity Bean from Memory David Jones
- Re: Removing a CMP Entity Bean from M... Tyler Jewell
- Re: Removing a CMP Entity Bean from Memory Victor Langelo
