Hi,
My question is about access level modifiers in the model design (with EJB3
entity and Seam). For example, I'd like to have something like that :
| @Entity
| public class MyUser
| extends XXX
| {
| private String login;
|
| protected MyUser()
| {
| // used by EJB3
| }
|
| public MyUser(String login)
| {
| this.setLogin(login);
| }
|
| public String getLogin()
| {
| return this.login;
| }
|
| protected void setLogin(String login)
| {
| this.login = login;
| }
| }
|
So that "login" cannot be modified (~final). EJB3 specs allow the protected
constructor (i don't know about the setter), but anyway, Seam requires a public
no-args constructor and a public setLogin. For me that's not a good design
practice since the entity is then merely a C struct.
What are your opinion about that ? Am i doing something wrong ?
Thanks
David
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