Yes, you can have just a EJBObject ejbObj = Home.findByPrimaryKey(pk);
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Claudio Miranda
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Raj wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I am new to the EJB world and have a question which
> may appear too simple/fundamental but would appreciate
> some clarification.
>
> I need to write EJB's for an inquiry application which
> does not store or delete data from an already existing
> database.
> As per the specifiction, there should be one or more
> Create methods, Finder methods and destroy methods; as
> I will be writing the data access code within the
> bean( which is typical of BMP), is it mandatory that
> the create and post create has to be written with all
> the necesssary arguments(pl. bear in mind that I need
> not create any rows in the database).
>
> When I need to make a reference to the bean using
> home.create, I do not want any row to be created - is
> this possible ? ( but I believe that I do need to
> start with home.create to have a reference bean)
> As I need to retrieve data only, is it possible to
> directly call the finder methods?
>
> Any clarifications to the above is appreciated.
>
> THanks,
> RD
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