the servlet
architecture, simply to do the bootstrapping, but that seems to be a waste. Is
there a corresponding thing in the EJB layer itself?
Specifically, is there a init on startup feature available on the EJB layer?
Thanks,
Rich
Rich Armstrong
Genetics Software http://www.kromosoft.com
Rich Armstrong
Genetics Software http://www.kromosoft.com
On Sun, 20 Mar 2005 13:49 , Nicholas [EMAIL PROTECTED] sent:
What app server ?
Most have this.
Look for JMX MBeans which can be configured to start
on app server start up.
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wrote:
I have a J2EE
is going to be worse than optimistic
transactions (setting transactions to READ_COMMITTED, and only the changes of
first person who saves go through). But we dont know by how much. If you wish
to answer this part, please be specific, but please no buzz words on this issue.
Rich Armstrong
Genetics
to contribute the
classes, so if you are merely interested, let me know.
Rich Armstrong
Genetics Software http://www.kromosoft.com
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that back to client as is.
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HTH
Rich Armstrong
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http://www-128.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-ejbexcept.html
How the EJB container handles exceptions
