Chip Wilson wrote:
>
>Mapping a domain object model to a relational database is always
>painful, assuming that the domain model is of high quality. This doesn't
>change if entity beans are fine-grained domain objects.
Oh, but it *does* change entirely if the entities are fine-grained. Unlike
object graphs, fine-grained entities are well suited for atomicity, isolation,
and relational mapping. It would seem that with entity beans, especially
container-managed ones, granularity does determine the ease of RDBMS
integration.
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