RE: Re: Destroy an Entity Bean

If you want to destroy the --instance-- of the bean,=20
have a method inside the bean(lets say destroyBean())=20
and simply throw RemoteException (or any non application exception)
inside the method. If the appserver is "ejb-compliant",
it should destroy that instance.

But here you need to judge on transaction boundries and=20
all related complexities involved.

HTH

-Rajeev Dave


--- In EJB-Developer@y..., Nicolas D'Ippolito <mr_dipi@y...> wrote:
> Hi, I have a problem with the Entity Bean. I need to
> know how to destroy an EJB, because remove method
> seems to destroy a row from the associated table
> (apparently it needs a key column).
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> I hope you can help me. Thanks.
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