This contrasts with a framework such as ADF Business Components which natively understands build-in database operations such as Create, Remove, Commit etc., as well as performing the Object / Relational mapping and data caching functions.
So if you elect to go down the Session Bean route you will have to expose your implementations of those functions as public functions on the session bean and then consume those operations within your Struts Page flow as you would the Build-in ones.
If you have any further questions on this post them to the Oracle Technology Forum for JDeveloper as it's more appropriate there than here.
http://forums.oracle.com/forums/forum.jsp?forum=83
Regards
Duncan Mills Senior Principal Product Manager Oracle Application Development Tools
Indra Gunawan wrote:
Hi all,
I want to implement business service layer using session bean and eliminate the need for entity beans as I plan to replace them with Hibernate . But, when I write the session bean component ... I don't have support from ADF for implementing Create, Remove, and the like .... only iterator for navigating around . Is there a patch ? Or ADF from Oracle only support entity based business service , so when we want another pattern which is rather different .... we are not allowed to do so .
Thanks
Indra
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