RE: State info in EJB JMS?? >> Re: AW: EJB state question & Configurable EJB start-up

[Moul, Russell G]

You might try a stateful session bean. -----Original Message----- From: Eddie [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 12:21 PM To: Orion-Interest Subject: Re: State info in EJB JMS?? >> Re: AW: EJB state question & Configurable EJB start-up I am sorry, I just noticed that Pedro suggested to store global state through a RMI object (some dayes ago... oepss... had some sand in my eye ..;) !!??? Hmmmm did you ever manage to try this... and isn't there a better alternative ??   Hmmm, Eddie   ----- Original Message ----- From: Eddie To: Orion-Interest Sent: Tuesday, May 29, 2001 9:15 PM Subject: State info in EJB JMS?? Ok... I have my JMS EJB up and running now. It's a log3j wrapper to add extra functionality. However I want to store some  information that has to be quickly available and I don't want to use a database for it. Any advice on how I should do this ??   For example: When an application sends a log message, I will log the message and send an SMS, if required. However if the same requests will appear again after a minute or so, because the problem hasn't been solved yet, I don't want another SMS to be send. So I need tot rember this, but how can I do this ???   That is: a JMS EJB, is stateless and will call ejbRemove() after processing the sms, so where should I store this information ??   Some advice please, before I "invent" some weird solution ;)     Eddie