Slick. Works great (though I haven't tried the setter, and it doesn't seem implemented in the CMP class.)
When you instruct XDoclet to create a value object when you write an entity bean, e.g.
@ejb.value-object name="MyBean" match="*"
The generated CMP will contain a get method for getMyBeanValue().
You would still need to put that method in your bean, e.g.
public abstract some.package.MyBeanValue getMyBeanValue();
and then put the xdoclet tags to expose it as an interface method.
...
Hope that gives you enough info to go on.
--jcc
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