I've got a simple entity bean (CMP). I'm messing around with it, and have noted 
something "funny":

public Integer ejbCreate (String foo) throws CreateException { 
   Integer id = // some generated id
   foo = foo + "Bar";
   setFoo(foo);
   return id;
}

IS NOT THE SAME AS:

public Integer ejbCreate (String foo) throws CreateException { 
   Integer id = // some generated id
   setFoo(foo + "Bar");
   return id;
}

In fact, when running the latter code the 'foo' bean attribute does not include 
"Bar" after it's created!

I'm a bit of a "newb", but do understand that in CMP the container actually 
extends the entity class and _it_ is responsible for storing data... but 
according to [Mastering Enterprise JavaBeans, E. Roman et al.] a typical 
ejbCreate implementation includes use of setters.

What's going on? Any hints much appreciated,
Mike

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