Hi,
I've read the jBoss documentation and found that it provides timeout for
passivation. That is, if a bean is not used for a specified period of time
then it is passivated.
1. I don't want to use passivation, but I do want the Bean to be destroyed
instead of being passivated. That is, if a bean was not accessed for a
period of time, it will be destroyed. Is this functionality available in
jBoss ? or do I have to build such ?
I find this to be useful when a client is a JSP application, and use a
statefull session bean. If the user closes the browser, then there is no
code that will remove the EJB (because the last page is not accessed).
2. When I want to use passivation, I will still want to have the
functionality described in (1) of destroying the EJB if not accessed for a
period of time, but also for those beans that were persisted for
passivation.
Thanks,
Yaniv.
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