- injected objects don 't get passivated - or do they ? 2007-06-13 - By codelion
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Some objects live a long time, e.g. application scoped components, EJBs with
timers, and I guess MDBs.
Now if there is an @(protected), will that object that's been injected be passivated
ever, sometimes, or never?
As passivation occurs only outside a business method call (right?) there
shouldn't be a need for anything to be in that field, it could/should be null.
But does it get cleared to null? On exit of the business method call? Or can
it sometimes not be null? E.g. in case of some specific kind of exception?
I think it would be desirable for those injected fields not being passivated
ever.
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