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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Al Fogleson
> We have a naming convention for all our classes. (Be they EJB or not)
> basically it is a 3 letter company code,
> the if it is an entity bean there is a capital E if a Stateful session a
> capital S and stateless gets a small S.
I guess the standard Hungarian Notation arguments are going to show up here
sooner or later, so here is a quick summary of the thread to come :-)
Pro: this kind of notation it makes it easy to know right away what a bean is,
based on its name
Con: what if you suddenly decide to change a SLSB to a SFSB? You end up doing
search/replace all across your code.
Pro: well, that's exactly the point. Such a radical design change must be
accompanied by a thorough reexamination of your code, and who can be better
than ejbc at pointing out all the occurrences of your bean?
End of debate. Next topic :-)
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Cedric
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