> as i see, the ejbActivate() is never called, did i'm right?
Yes, the current version of JOnAS never calls ejbActivate() or
ejbPassivate().
> in my code i'm using ejbActivate() to set the private fields
> with the values got from "context.getPrimaryKey()".
> then, in my loadRow-method, i can bind the values from
> the private fields (_not_ using the PK).
> (i copied this technic from j2sdkee, inprise, weblogic)
It's a bad technique if it relies on ejbActivate(). The
purpose of the ejbPassivate() ejbActivate() pair is to
give your bean a place to prepare for being serialized
out to disk and to recover from being serialized in
from disk.
Typical things you would do would on ejbPassivate() would
be to free resources such as locked files and socket
connections. On ejbActivate() you would typically reestablish
resources such as files and socket connections and reinitialize
any transient attributes.
> is this a feature or bug or did i'm missing something?
More of a lack of a feature. JOnAS does not yet passivate beans.
Later,
Sean
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