WenJun,
One of the key feature of Entity beans is support for distributed
transactions.
I don't know if that apply's to your app, but if you have distributed
transaction its a pain to implement them yourself.
-Arno
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> Hi,All,
> I know that in some design patterns entity beans are not
> exposed to the client tier. My problem is that in such case, why
> should we use entity beans. We can use DAO intstead and also can
> avoid the overhead of the inter-bean calls. Any tip is appreciated.
> Best regards.
> Wenjun
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