Mh... template method pattern, very beautiful. I'm messing around with JSF
frameworks and example codes for a while now, and I often wondered why no one
did it like this before.
I'd like to add something. I believe you can implement the setObject()-method
in the abstract class PersistenceBean, too, since it should be the same in alle
inheriting classes.
BUT: What about casting? I mean when you access the employee, e.g.
<h:outputText value="#{employee.name}" />
then JSF accesses the getName() method of the employee object. But since this
one is a java.lang.Object and not a Employee I fear that we might get a
MethodNotFoundError. Or is the reflection mechanism in Java smart enough for
this?
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