I did the same thing on a project. I had one method
to set and get a plain JavaBean. I did use reflection
once I was inside the container managed EJB to
populate the values from the JavaBean to the EJB.
David
--- "Deadman, Hal" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Although copyProperties to an entity
Although copyProperties to an entity
bean might work, it would be making a call through the remote interface
each time it sets a property on the entity bean. I think it's good practice
to minimize the number of remote calls made to an EJB. (Often in practice the
calls are not really remote b
On Mon, 12 Mar 2001, Bryan Field-Elliot wrote:
> I've been tearing apart my problems using copyProperties in an EJB
> environment;
>
> The scenario is that I am using PropertyUtils.copyProperties to copy
> everything FROM a simple bean, TO an EJB entity bean.
>
> Earlier tonight I thought t
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