Yeah but what is it in a client that makes the session kick off? Is it the
instantiation of the stateful session bean?
Suppose I instantiate a stateful session bean from a normal java program.
How will the bean know when the session is supposed to end?
In case of browser based clients in a setup like the following:
pages (apache+tomcat) -> Java Beans -> stateful session beans/entity
beans(BMP) (JBoss Server) -> Database
How will the JBoss server know when did the user log in to my app? Is it
whenever in the code a stateful session bean instantiated (normally at login
time).
Thank you!
Rahul.
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From: "MEENAKSHISUNDARAM Anand" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Monday, January 08, 2001 10:31 AM
> Connected client is typically a java program. It could be a servelet,
> Jsp(which gets converted in to a servlet) or a standalone java program. It
> could also be a CORBA compliant client(- which could be not java
client -of
> which am not very clear).
>
> Anand Meenakshisundaram
> CBS India - Bangalore
> Phone :91-80-5268694/5 Extn.6876
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