Mike,
Unfortunately you have run into a wall. EJB 1.0 does not mandate that
finders return collections, only enumerations. You need to either:
1) Bet on a particular EJB vendor that allows Vectors or other collections
to be returned (anyone?).
2) Have the client convert the Enumeration into a Vector. This is very
easy to do - just loop through the Enumeration, and stick each element in a
Vector.
-Ed
> I need to return a list of record or key that access an entity bean
object. I
> don't want to use Enumeration I need to return a Vector so I can Page
back and
> forth what can I do to acomplish this?
>
> Mike Howard
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