Entity Bean representes a piece of data in *one*
database. If you have two database, even there
the table name, column name and primary keys are
the same, they are different pieces of data. They
can not be represented by the same bean.
--- David Gasul <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> EJBers,
>
> The following situation can arise when there are
> multiple EJB
> containers/servers, each
> hosting the same set of deployed beans, and each
> working with a different
> DB, so that
> the set of entity beans instances is different.
>
> 1. Locate the Home Interface of a bean at container
> A;
>
> 2. Invoke a finder method at that interface (i.e. at
> container A);
>
> 3. The finder method returns a reference to an
> object which is located on
> server B ( A != B).
>
> Is this valid?
>
> Thx,
> --
> David Gasul
> phone: +972-3-5388634
> Telegate Ltd.
> office:
> +972-3-5384600
> 7 Haplada St., 60218 Or-Yehuda fax:
> +972-3-5335877
> Israel
> http://www.telegate.co.il
>
>
>
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