> If I understand correctly, the fear is that
> because there is no formal way of mapping
> business objects to database relations, this
> subclassing feature could wrongly become the
> business object to database relations mapping
> if abused?

Not sure whether that's just a different way to restate the problem, or 
something different.

Let me try to rephrase:

The proposal is to move field accessors into superclasses of the business 
classes (for good reasons actually).
The issue is that if the business class is already a subclass of another 
business class, it would now need to inherit both from there and from the new 
field accessor class. Java does not offer multiple inheritance in that way, so 
this will fail with compiler errors.

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