Life cycle methods in stateless Session Beans?
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Answer / krishna
Methods are:
0) Class.newInstance()
1) ejbCreate()
2) setSessionContext()
3) ejbCreate()
Does Not Exist state & Method-Ready Pool are two status of the Beans
as per my knowledge Stateless Session Beans will not contain ejbActivate()& ejbPassivate() methods
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Answer / sulthan sheriff
The stateless session bean's life cycle has two states: the
1-------->Does Not Exist state
2-------->Method-Ready Pool.
This is the Stateless session bean Life cycle
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Answer / janet
ejbCreate()
setSessionContext()
ejbActivate -- never called
ejbPassivate()
ejbRemove()
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