sorry for my bad grammar, correction: Since you are
restricted on using static fields ...
--- PiFen Ellwood <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Actually, you need to be very careful about using
> Singletons in the J2EE application.
>
> 1. Since you are restricted to use static fields in
> your EJB, you ma
Actually, you need to be very careful about using
Singletons in the J2EE application.
1. Since you are restricted to use static fields in
your EJB, you may need to find other ways to stimulate
the Sigleton pattern. One of the recommanded way is
via JNDI according to Ed Roman's book. In addition,
Am Samstag, 18. Januar 2003 03:59 schrieb Sajag Patel:
When coding for clustered applications, generally keep
special heed of Singletons in your app. Apart from
that, clustering capability heavily depends on your
app's architecture in the first place and IMHO is a
topic too complex to be laid out
I was wondering if anyone knew of any special coding technique or changes
that need to be made
to run an application on an clustered iplanet application servers. Any
feedback would be helpful.
Thanks.
Sajag
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