On Sun, 16 Sep 2001, Andrew Stevens wrote:
> True, I was just trying to think of a way that didn't rely on having to
> add abstract methods just to put tags on. I seem to remember there was
> some other tag parameter (finder permissions, maybe?) added for similar
> reasons a while ago.
I think the way to distinguish is the likeliness of the abstract bean
requiring access to the data. with setters and getters it is of course
required to have the abstract methods there so that the data can be
accessed. set/get data is probably a bit more questionable, but certainly
not in the same bucket as ejbWhatever - as they will obviously *never* be
called by anything but the container
> By the way, I assume that if @ejb:finder is no longer needed for BMP, the
> finder permissions should be specified in ejbFindByWhatever()'s
> @ejb:permission tags? Also, if you are using CMP and so don't include the
> ejbFind methods, how do you specify transaction behaviour for the home
> interface's find methods? The obvious way would be a parameter on the
> ejb:finder tag (e.g. @ejb:finder transaction="Mandatory|etc."), but
> there's nothing like that mentioned in the docs.
isn't there? I thought there was... will check the code tonight.
cheesr
dim
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