> ksak, thanks for your reply
>
> Yes, I'd undeployed application before I tried to use
> HomeHandle to retrieve EJBHomeObject and create
> EJBObject. When I try to disable application and
> enable it again - all works fine. Beans are destroyed
> then, aren't they?
I'm not that familiar with that particular admin operation but I believe disabling is not considered undeploying the app. It probably means if you were to restart the appserver that application would not be loaded.
>
> I can't undestand one thing:
> 1. I'm able to deserialize handle
> 2. I'm able to get EJBHome (to which object? )
> 3. I'm able to cast EJBHomeObject to my specific
> class
> 4. I not able to invoke create() method on home
> interface to get instance of bean.
>
It's just an implementation detail that it happens to fail on the fourth step and not earlier.
What is your use-case exactly? The handle functionality was not intended to preserve
bean access after the application is undeployed.
> TIA
> Beniamin
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