Behaviour of calls to @Asynchronous methods within an SSB?

jeanluc Nov 12, 2009 6:33 PM

I am curious... if within an SSB the code calls an @Asynchronous method within the same class but declared in the business interface, when the asynchronous call is made, is it made to the bean object (thus bypassing all J2EE interceptors) or is it treated as if it were an EJB client? It obviously matters for transaction, security and so on.

Thanks.

1. Re: Behaviour of calls to @Asynchronous methods within an SSB?

swd847 Nov 12, 2009 10:50 PM (in response to jeanluc)

It is just made to the bean object.
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2. Re: Behaviour of calls to @Asynchronous methods within an SSB?

jeanluc Nov 12, 2009 11:18 PM (in response to jeanluc)

Just did some testing. It is indeed so and because the call doesn't get through any interceptors, The @Asynchronous annotation is ignored and the call is made within the same thread, as with a regular method invocation.
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