You should read relation ships in ejb 2.0 . initial text will clear your
doubts. There is no such concept of helper class. Previously it was called
dependent objects.
Manoj Kumar
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Hi,
While designing the EJBs, a table can be represented as a Entity bean
and it could also be represented by just a helper class. e.g If i have a
Order table and a LineItem table and there is a one to many relationship
between the two tables. In my design i have represented them as two
seperate entity beans. However, LineItems could also be represented as a
helper class, instead of making it a Entity bean.What are the
guidelines, which tells that when a table should be represented as a
entity bean and when it should be a helper class???
Thanks
Manoj
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