see inline
>>> I have an entity bean, whose bean class is named OrgUnitBean and whose
>>> remote interface is named OrgUnit, that must notionally have an
>>> Organization passed to it when it is created. Organization is, however,
>>> another entity bean (its remote interface is named Organization and its
>>> bean class is named OrganizationBean). What should my ejbCreate()
>>> method in OrgUnitBean look like, and what should the member variables in
>>> OrgUnitBean look like?
>>>
>>> Can I have an ejbCreate method like this:
>>>
>>> public String ejbCreate(Organization owner, String name) {
>>> this.org = owner;
>>> this.name = name;
>>> return name;
>>> }
>>>
>>> ...and can OrgUnitBean keep a reference to Organization in it like this:
>>>
>>> private Organization org = null; // assigned by ejbCreate; see above
Yes, I think so, since in session beans it is possible to write code like
this. I've tried it in weblogic 4.5. I didn't try it with entity beans
though
Cheers,
Anil
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Anil Colin Lobo
Systems Engineer
Object Technology Group
Tata Infotech Ltd.
http://www.tatainfotech.com
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