Hi,
I'm just looking through some code trying to tidy up and noticed
something I'm not to sure about, so was hoping you guys could help
out.
We have helper methods that get references to EJBs, something like:
public Remote getEjb()
{
if (home == null)
{
Context initial = new InitialContext();
home = initial.lookup(JNDI_NAME);
initial.close();
}
return home.create();
}
This is then called from lots of places and therfore we are creating
lots of instances of the EJBs.
Now I am wondering what happens when we reach the limit of the number
of beans that we have defined in the descriptor files?
I understand that if they were stateful beans, the container would
passify one, saving its state so that the bean can be reused.
In our case these are stateless beans, so what happens? Does my
container simply reuse one? Does it implicitly call the ejbRemove
method to free up an EJB?
Is it something that is app server dependant? (We are using Weblogic
8.1 ;-)
Thanks for any hints
IV
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