> From: Floyd Marinescu
> Tom, I am pretty sure that many different application servers support
> the concept of read only beans (Weblogic, Inprise, ...), but they require
> proprietary entries in their XML descriptors.
Although that's technically true, it doesn't make your bean less portable as
far as Weblogic is concerned since the entry is made is made in the
proprietary file descriptor. If you port your bean to another container, it
will simply behave as a normal entity bean (i.e. it will call ejbLoad() more
often than its read-only counterpart).
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Cedric
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