[Boris Gertsberg]
> You can't. ejbStore runs a trivial update statement. If you need to do
> something special you have to use bean managed persistence.
My understanding was that with EJB 2.0, we write the abstract class
with no properties (just getters/setters), Orion makes a concrete java
source file, filling in necessary logic, then a final compilation phase to
produce a first, initial, working class file. That would seem to provide
an opportunity for modifying the source and recompiling to provide tweaks.
What about this is wrong?
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