I choose to persist them in the database :-)

My problem is that
- I only want one access/flush to the database once at the end of the conversation
- and I do not want to loose any changes the user did to the entity in the conversation scope because of a conversation timeout.

I already adapted the session and SFSB-life timeouts and made them longer than the conversation timeout.

(Somehow off-topic:)
Hm, can SFSB-passivation be a problem?
A SFSB references an entity of the persistence context and after deserializing a passivated SFSB, the entity would not be connected to the persistence context anymore.
This would mean that I should always take care that a SFSB with entities is never pasivated?


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