Daniel,
Sounds like you want to look at storing your persistant bean information on
a database table and implement appropriate logic in the ejb interface
methods (i.e. the create/activate/passivate/remove methods) to query/store
data from/on the table.
Here is a link that looks like it is related to what you are looking into
though it does not really discuss implementation ideas:
http://www.codecomments.com/Java_Beans/message329213.html.
"Daniel YH. Cho"
<young_0648@yahoo To: users@xxxxxxxxxx
.com> cc:
Subject: [cinjug-users] Request
for Help: Stateful session bean failover
01/03/2005 05:29
PM
Please respond to
users
Hi. Thank you so much for your suggestions in
advance. If this is not an appropriate place to ask a
question such as mine, I apologize.
My question is as following:
If I'm writing a stateful session bean that must keep
important state information for long periods. What
safeguards can be taken in case the bean is
accidentally destroyed (for example, the EJB server
goes down) to preserve the state?
Any suggestion will be greately appreciated. Thanks
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