You can cache home objects, but caching actual beans is probably problematic. This would be good if you are sure the bean is used very often. However, otherwise, it will probably cause exceptions. Depending on your settings the bean will first be passivated and later removed after not being used for a certain time. When you then try to access the bean (because of your cache), and jboss has already removed it, exceptions will occur. IIRC bean removal will occur after 20 minutes.
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