Jacek Laskowski wrote:
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>
> Hi,
>
> You should be concerned although the message level is too low I guess.
> It happens when openejb attempts to passivate an instance so that
> particular instance is in fact destroyed (the @PreDestroy method may
> have been called). I think you may not have seen any troubles yet as
> you didn't reuse the sfsbs and hence you didn't notice these
> passivated instances were no longer active. Let's find out why the
> bean is not capable of being passivated. How does it look like? I
> guess it uses a logger instance or such with no transient keyword
> specified, doesn't it?
>
> Jacek
>
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hello jacek,
the only thing i do in the @PreDestroy method is to explicitly close the
entity manager via em.close() and then print a line to stdout that the
entitymanager was closed. am i not supposed to close the em?
thanks,
mario
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