anonymous wrote :
| Each time that you call a method on your Seam component, Seam will biject
as required. When the method is complete Seam disinjects the any injections.
So, each time you call #{testBean.testValue}, you get an injection.
|
OK. I hadn't understood the difference between @Out and property access.
I think the problem is we're using Seam the wrong way. We're mixing up session
beans and entity beans (because they're all JavaBeans to us). We're accessing
properties on complex controller beans with lots of injections (dependencies to
other beans), instead of using simple entity objects. This is triggering long
chains of injections repeated multiple times, which is slowing down our app.
I will now redesign our beans.
Thanx for your time and good support!
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