Use an entity bean with BMP.
Take all the data you wanted to pass as a parameter, make a
primary key class containing that data.
ejbLoad/ejbStore can be empty, as you don't need any persistent fields.
In your business methods where you want to access the data that was passed
to ejbCreate, call entityContext.getPrimaryKey() to get the values.
Biske, Todd wrote:
> On the project I'm working on, we've got a situation where it would
> extremely valuable to be able to have parameterized ejbCreate() methods
> on our stateless session beans, but the spec doesn't allow for this (we
> could put them in, but they'd never get invoked).
>
> One alternative would be to use stateful session beans, which allow this
> type of functionality. The client would still be using the session bean
> in a stateless manner, however, e.g. one method call and it's done. Is
> anyone aware of the potential overhead implications of making all of the
> session beans stateful versus stateless? If it matters, the beans would
> be deployed under WL 6.1.
>
> The other alternative that we're currently heading down is to take the
> parameter we'd like to pass in to ejbCreate() and add it to all of the
> business methods defined in the remote/local interface.
>
> Thoughts?
> -tb
>
>
>
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