protected boolean isLifecycleCallbackInvocation() {
        final InterceptorContext currentInvocationContext = CurrentInvocationContext.get();
        if (currentInvocationContext == null) {
            return false;
        }
        // If the method in current invocation context is null,
        // then it represents a lifecycle callback invocation
        Method invokedMethod = currentInvocationContext.getMethod();
        if (invokedMethod == null) {
            // it's a lifecycle callback
            return true;
        }
        // not a lifecycle callback
        return false;
    }
protected boolean isLifecycleCallbackInvocation() {
        final InterceptorContext currentInvocationContext = CurrentInvocationContext.get();
        if (currentInvocationContext == null) {
            return false;
        }
        
        
        Method invokedMethod = currentInvocationContext.getMethod();
        if (invokedMethod == null) {
            
            return true;
        }
        
        return false;
    }
protected boolean isLifecycleCallbackInvocation ( ) { final InterceptorContext currentInvocationContext = CurrentInvocationContext . get ( ) ; if ( currentInvocationContext == null ) { return false ; } // If the method in current invocation context is null, // then it represents a lifecycle callback invocation Method invokedMethod = currentInvocationContext . getMethod ( ) ; if ( invokedMethod == null ) { // it's a lifecycle callback return true ; } // not a lifecycle callback return false ; }
Returns true if the {@link CurrentInvocationContext} represents a lifecycle
callback invocation. Else returns false.
<p>
This method internally relies on {@link CurrentInvocationContext#get()} to obtain
the current invocation context.
<ul>
<li>If the context is available then it looks for the method that was invoked.
The absence of a method indicates a lifecycle callback.</li>
<li>If the context is <i>not</i> available, then this method returns false (i.e.
it doesn't consider the current invocation as a lifecycle callback). This is
for convenience, to allow the invocation of {@link javax.ejb.TimerService} methods
in the absence of {@link CurrentInvocationContext}</li>
</ul>
<p/>
</p>

@return
Returns true if the { @link CurrentInvocationContext } represents a lifecycle callback invocation . Else returns false . <p > This method internally relies on { @link CurrentInvocationContext#get () } to obtain the current invocation context . <ul > <li > If the context is available then it looks for the method that was invoked . The absence of a method indicates a lifecycle callback . < / li > <li > If the context is <i > not< / i > available then this method returns false ( i . e . it doesn t consider the current invocation as a lifecycle callback ) . This is for convenience to allow the invocation of { @link javax . ejb . TimerService } methods in the absence of { @link CurrentInvocationContext } < / li > < / ul > <p / > < / p >