Hi !
> Q1
> ----
> When I checked what was happening during passivation of the
> SFSB I was using
> readObject() and writeObject() to serialize the handles of of
> any referenced
> entity beans. A handle was obtained from an EB's remote
> interfaces via
> EJBObject.getHandle(). The fix was to instead serialize both
> an EB's home
> and primary key via EJBObject.getEJBHome() and
> EJBObject.getPrimaryKey().
>
> Why does this work? I thought that we were supposed to use
> the handle to
> pass EB references around.
> What exactly should be saved to properly and portably restore the EB
> reference?
> And does it make a difference if the reference is being
> passed to a real
> remote client instead of another bean (I would hope not)?
Well, if I remember well EJB spec already takes care of this, you should not
do anything :)
> Q2
> ----
> So JBoss is correctly passivating SFSBs once the
> <max-bean-age> is reached,
> and will activate them correctly (if I don't screw it up)
> when later needed.
> How then does JBoss know when to finally kill off a bean (eg.
> where the
> client has died)? Is there a way to configure this?
As I've already specified twice, in JBoss 2.4 there is a new tag
<max-bean-life> for this purpose
Simon
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