Is threading is possible in EJB?

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by ch Abdul Ahad , Java Developer , Clixosoft

Threading in EJB is totally prohibited, i suggest you should not think about to do it. but if you really want to do and its very necessary than, use EJB3.1 singleton service to handle it.

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