|> but once your client holds a connection to a ejb object it is considered |> pinned, and it's state will not get replicated unless it is a |read only data |> bean. |> because it would be a nice feature, if the fail over was transparent even |> once you hold a reference to an EJB object. | |Something like that. for stateless there is no state, for stateful there is one point of access and we can passivate to reconstruct in nodes, and for entity if we don't want to pin the state then there are more gymnastics with the DB... not pinning an entity means relying on the DB at some point == not good. marc | |> I'd like to help out, any design docs or anything tangible I can |dig in to? | |Check BugZilla for clustering. | |/Rickard | |-- |Rickard �berg | |Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] | |
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