of course its correct.
The spec says:
anonymous wrote : 9.1.14 Transient Annotation
| The Transient annotation is used to annotate a property or field of the
entity class. It specifies that
| the property or field is not persistent.
| @Target({METHOD, FIELD}) @Retention(RUNTIME)
| public @interface Transient {}
| Example:
| @Entity
| public class Employee {
| @Id int id;
| @Transient User currentUser;
| ...
| }
which means, that if u fetch a entity bean from the database, its transient
members can not be initialized since they are not stored.
regards, milan wölke
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