Best practices: How to initialize state in EntityBean's
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>Suppose you have two EntityBean classes A and B which share some common
>functionality and state by inheriting from the same superclass
>S. Then, if S
>has some member variable, say a java.util.Vect
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Subject: Best practices: How to initialize state in EntityBean's
superclass
Suppose you have two EntityBean classes A and B which share some common
functionality and state by inheriting from the same superclass S. Then, if S
has some member variable, say a java.util.Vector called "fo
Suppose you have two EntityBean classes A and B which share some common
functionality and state by inheriting from the same superclass S. Then, if S
has some member variable, say a java.util.Vector called "foos", which is
part of the persistent state of both A and B, my question is this: When
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