1 Reply Latest reply on Sep 20, 2002 7:34 PM by dsundstrom

    Can not passivate SQLJ DefaultContext in Stateful Session Be

    techchen

      We use sqlj in server side to retreive and update data in Oracle 8. Some stateful session bean are designed to hold the sqlj DefaultContext and call sqlj. The problem is: while the container try to passivate these stateful session bean, it failed because the StatefulSessionbeanFilePersistencemanager can not passivate the DafaultContext, so does it while container tries to activate them. I am wondering what caused these problem? The code or the MBean in jboss deployment descriptor?