On 6/14/07, Roger Varley <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 02/06/07, Mansour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello every one:
> I am trying to access my business layer from Actions. However, I need
> to hold a reference to the business layer facade and access it from any
> Actions classes. I am saving
On 02/06/07, Mansour <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello every one:
I am trying to access my business layer from Actions. However, I need
to hold a reference to the business layer facade and access it from any
Actions classes. I am saving the reference to servicesFacade in a
session and retrieving
Basically, because of the performance issue. It takes a while to
initialize the facade with every single request.
What's the problem with this ?
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
It may be OK, but my experience tells me its atypical... the question
I would ask is why you need to cache the reference to
It may be OK, but my experience tells me its atypical... the question I
would ask is why you need to cache the reference to the facade in the
first place? Typically you get an instance of it, either a new instance
or a pooled instance from a JNDI lookup or some factory or something
along those
Hello every one:
I am trying to access my business layer from Actions. However, I need
to hold a reference to the business layer facade and access it from any
Actions classes. I am saving the reference to servicesFacade in a
session and retrieving it in the Action. I am having no problem with
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