Hi All,
What about the performance in doing so.Is it not better to invoke the
entity beans from the session bean & then retrieve the data.
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>From: Jim Richards[SMTP:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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>Subject: Re: Modelling Read Only Database Tables
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>At 09:59 AM 18/11/99 -0800, you wrote:
>>Hi EJB Gurus,
>>
>> What is the best way to represent read only database tables in EJB.
>
>The model I tend to use is to have a stateless session bean return a
>vector
>of objects (similar in style to entity beans) back to the application
>which
>then caches the vector.
>
>Since most of my work is servlets, this usually is the data for select
>lists and
>HTML that comes from the database.
>
>Works fine, as these don't change in production use, only development
>where
>the server is being restarted a lot anyway ...
>
>
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