--- khote <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I haven't really heard anything nice about
> EntityBeans, that's why I chose
> to pursue hibernate in the first place :-)
> I'm still experimenting with the DAO as SessionBean
> vs DAO wrapped by
> session bean, and learning how XDoclet can help me
> with all of this.
> 
> Can you makes some suggestion regarding @ejb.dao
>
http://hagelnx.com/hagelnx-site/xdocletDocs/tags/[EMAIL PROTECTED](0..1)

forget about ejb tags. they are of no use , if you
like to wrap something by session bean. 

If you like your wrapper to be automatically
generated, 
then you will need 2 subsequent invocatrions of
xdocelt
( first to generate raw session bean, second to
process this bean ) 

If you write your dao as normal bean, mark remotely
accessible methods with @ejb.interface and then
extend it by the class implementing
javax.ejb.SessionBean

( with some pesky methods to initialize your dao on
ejb create etc - whatever lifec<ycle it gets ) 
and havong necessary class level tags,

you will get everything you need in just one
invocation. 

regards,

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