Kenneth D. Litwak wrote:

>   As I understand it, the new support for home methods should enable me to put a
> method in an entity bean class and call that method without the need to do a
> finder call first to get an EJBObjedct.  Okay, so if I create a home method that
> does a fetch from a database, like a select * from Products, does that select
> result in the home object returing a boatload of EJBObjects, one for each r0ow?
> If so, this is not a useful feature for entity beans I thihk.  So what is the
> behavior?  Thanks.

The behaviour is exactly as if the method had been in a stateless
session bean.

/Rickard

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