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> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jonathan Weedon
> I look at things a little differently. To me, the limitations in the
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While I agree with all the points you make about the danger there is in a bean
doing I/O (especially in clusters), I still have a little spark deep down
inside my stomach that whispers "leave it up to the developer".
In a nutshell, the idea is: make the spirit of the EJB spec clear to bean
providers (and you certainly did a good job at that) *but* give them all
freedom to go to the metal if they so desire.
--
Cedric
who has probably spent too much time around C++, in case it didn't show
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