Can somebody define an enitity bean to me & also point me to good online resources fro enitity beans. Thanks, Roopa.
Jorge Phillips
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Entity beans are object representations of persistent data, i.e. data that lives beyond client sessions and server cycles. I suggest, if you have not done so already, that you go through the J2EE tutorial on java.sun.com/j2ee and go through the entity bean exercises. They will show you how entity beans are bound to relational data, and how they are coupled architecturally to session beans and the presentation layer.
deep venu
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Hi Roopa, Entity beans are in essence capture the data in any application. So, an entity bean usually gets mapped to a reacord in a table. DO visit the site www.theserverside.com Ed ROman is gonna be out with Masatering EJB II a book i am earnestly waiting for..
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