Well, it works, as far as I know. All you would have to do would be to
edit the DTD to accept the 'readonly' attribute on the <list> element. I
havn't done this, because of how difficult it would be for me to explain
to new users how the list index must map to the same column as a
property of the element class ... I spend anough time trying to explain
the meaning of <index> as it is.
> that reminds me of something: is there bidirectional association
support
> for List types? I can't seem to find it (it's there for sets and
bags).
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