Hi Jim,
it works fine for me, too. It's just that I was confused that ejbStore
was called even though the Bean was not stored. This is the sample code:
public void ejbStore() {
System.out.println("storing...");
}
public boolean isModified() {
return false;
}
and the line in the properties file:
isModifiedMethodName isModified
of course, this is only sample code. I changed the value of some
persistent fields and it did not update the database because isModified
always returned false. But by the output I could tell that ejbStore()
was called.
But apparenty, like Eric Richardson wrote, this is how it is supposed to
be.
dirk
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