Well, actually I was looking at the same problem and I found that it *was*
possible to do this. It's not very pretty, but I wrote custom ejbLoad and
ejbStore methods that would maintain the bean internal from >1 database. So, it
is possible to have an entity bean represent tables from multiple databases.
--shawn
Wei Jiang wrote:
>
> 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.
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