All,
We often think of using Entity beans to represent rows or entities in a database, but not much else. Is it a good idea to use an entity bean to represent entries in an LDAP directory? I was thinking aboutu throwing together a BMP entity bean to do this. It would always be in a read-only mode on this, and I'd like to be able to take advantage of the caching features that would be available for 'free' within the container. I currently have a session bean in place that performs look ups and populates serializable data objects to return to the calling clients -- this could be simler if it could just be done via an entity bean.
-Jason
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