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: Must a EntityBean map with a data table

 
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Must a EntityBean map with a datatable?
If could a EntityBean existing without its own
datatable?
 
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Well entity beans represent persistent data, and this data could be accessible from a database or, through BMP, a flat file, XML, an object database, a legacy system and so on.
 
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All the EJB servers I'm familiar with use JDBC to handle the persistence for CMP EJBs. However, for BMP's, you can use whatever you like, since you are the sole provider for persistence in BMPs.
With the new J2EE, I think it may be possible to use a Connector, and it's even a good chance that WebLogic 7 can take advantage of that. Possibly other cutting-edge appserver releases as well. If not, either use BMPs or write a jdbc driver for your CMPs to use.
 
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