Requirements on an EJB to be eligible for a fail-over

Hi all,
          I was reading the EJB developer guide for weblogic server 9.2. When talking about the fail-over feature the guide said
          "EJB failover requiers that bean methods must be idempotent and configured as such in weblogic-ejb-jar.xml"
          There are two points in this statement.
          1) Fail overs must be configured
          This is straight forward.
          2) The bean methods must be idempotent.
          I don't really understand this point. Does this suggest that the bean methods should conform to some guide lines? If so what are they?
          Probably these are clarified in some other document or other resources. Being impatient and a little lazy I would love to have this clarified in the forum.
          Thanks in advance,
          - Madhu

Daniel,
I think since this will be the ONLY system that will be running as a DC providing ADDS and the Direct access server, i should follow this advice from the article you sent:
For users who never connect directly to the Contoso intranet or through a VPN, they must use the DirectAccess
Offline Domain Join process to initially join the appropriate domain and configure DirectAccess. When this process
is complete, the users log on normally and have the same experience as if they were directly connected to the Contoso intranet.
Because remember, no user will ever connect directly to the subnet where the server is. so do an offline join First and then start managing.. Only thing im worried about is: they keep saying that the direct access function has significantly improved in windows
8. hmmmmm many systems will be using windows 7 Pro 64Bit. Some windows 8.1 Pro 64bit. should i worry?

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