Originally posted by Jim Yingst:
[b]"Is Ram stupider than the rest of us?"
Originally posted by Jason Menard:
Why do you keep posting this stuff? First you post a message concerning racial superiority (which I closed) and now you are posting a message concerning sexual superiority. These are not the kinds of discussions we wish to promote here. What is your purpose in starting such topics?
Originally posted by Chris Mathews:
This problem is not unique to Entity Beans. It is a problem with any persistance service that is not using a distributed cache. How does not using Entity Beans solve this problem?
Originally posted by Chris Mathews:
Why? I don't see any particularly distinctive disadvantage to using Entity Beans in this situation.
Originally posted by Geeta Ramasami:
Hi,
I don't understand one thing here.It is mentioned that "If your application always need the excat copy of the data in the database, using entity bean is not good solution".
In entity beans only the callback methods (ejbLoad() and ejbStore())ensure that the data is always in sync and u work with current copy of the data..
Cheers
Geeta
Originally posted by Eugene Kononov:
I don't eat at all, and if you want to know, I don't ejaculate, either. These two practices, combined together, sharpen you mind and promote the creative use of design patterns.
Originally posted by Ravish Kumar:
Why Entity bean is avoided ?
Originally posted by Christophe Lee:
What if you stole something, lived off of it for many years and grew comfortable with it, but never realized it was stolen?
Originally posted by Jason Menard:
Yes. I feel I understand the looting by many Iraqis and don't hold it against them. It was to be expected quite honestly. It's too bad many didn't realize that it was only themselves they were stealing from though.
Originally posted by Mapraputa Is:
It looks right the opposite to what I saw yesterday, and both images were wrong. :roll:
Will check this night again.