> That is true and untrue. There is nothing in the EJB specification that
> limits EB's (EntityBeans) to be single row/single table. This is a
> common misconception, and is a problem with knowing what's in the spec
> and what are limitations of a specific implementation. I would advise
> you to look at for example TOPLink or similar O/R tools for more
> advanced implementations.
Rickard,
I see your point, but isn't it likely that *portable* beans will be limited
to only the simplest schemes for container-managed persistence? It seems we
are trying to have things both ways, by touting EJB as a technology (not a
product), but deferring to specific products to solve the hard problems in
building systems.
Stuart Halloway
DevelopMentor
http://www.develop.com
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