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package org.springframework.ejb.support;
import org.springframework.beans.BeansException;
import org.springframework.beans.FatalBeanException;
/**
* Convenient superclass for stateful session beans.
* SFSBs should extend this class, leaving them to implement the
* ejbActivate() and ejbPassivate() lifecycle
* methods to comply with the requirements of the EJB specification.
*
* Note: Subclasses should invoke the loadBeanFactory()
* method in their custom ejbCreate() and ejbActivate()
* methods, and should invoke the unloadBeanFactory() method in
* their ejbPassivate method.
*
*
Note: The default BeanFactoryLocator used by this class's superclass
* (ContextJndiBeanFactoryLocator) is not serializable. Therefore,
* when using the default BeanFactoryLocator, or another variant which is
* not serializable, subclasses must call setBeanFactoryLocator(null)
* in ejbPassivate(), with a corresponding call to
* setBeanFactoryLocator(xxx) in ejbActivate()
* unless relying on the default locator.
*
* @author Rod Johnson
* @author Colin Sampaleanu
* @see org.springframework.context.access.ContextJndiBeanFactoryLocator
*/
public abstract class AbstractStatefulSessionBean extends AbstractSessionBean {
/**
* Load a Spring BeanFactory namespace. Exposed for subclasses
* to load a BeanFactory in their ejbCreate() methods.
* Those callers would normally want to catch BeansException and
* rethrow it as {@link javax.ejb.CreateException}. Unless the
* BeanFactory is known to be serializable, this method must also
* be called from ejbActivate(), to reload a context
* removed via a call to unloadBeanFactory() from
* the ejbPassivate() implementation.
*/
protected void loadBeanFactory() throws BeansException {
super.loadBeanFactory();
}
/**
* Unload the Spring BeanFactory instance. The default ejbRemove
* method invokes this method, but subclasses which override
* ejbRemove must invoke this method themselves.
*
Unless the BeanFactory is known to be serializable, this method
* must also be called from ejbPassivate(), with a corresponding
* call to loadBeanFactory() from ejbActivate().
*/
protected void unloadBeanFactory() throws FatalBeanException {
super.unloadBeanFactory();
}
}