EntityContext.equals 2004-02-03 - By Vineeth Varghese
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EntityContext is linked to EJBObject so for each EJBObject we should
have an instance of EntityContext.
Deepak Rustagi wrote:
>Entitiy Context is a shared object and 10 instances of same bean should
>have one Entity Context. Any Comments.
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>Bye
>deepak rustagi
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>I think .equals method in EntityContext is inherited from Object class.
>IMHO
>it does not provide any specialized services.
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>EntityContext is one per each Bean instance. If there are 10 bean instances
>then there would be 10 EntityContext objects.
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>EJB spec only mandates behavior of EntityContext object not implementation.
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>From: Xie, Jinpeng [mailto:JXie@(protected)]
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>How do I understand EntityContext.equals?
>How many EntityContexts exist in one container? Is EntityContext a
>singlet in one container?
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>Jim
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