Thank you David, that was the kind of answer I was expecting but was
also hoping I was just doing something wrong :)
On Apr 4, 2005, at 2:48 PM, Harkness, David wrote:
Yes, that's correct. CMR only works with local interfaces.
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Marcus S. Zarra penned
> Do relationships only work locally?
Yes, that's correct. CMR only works with local interfaces.
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Thank you for that information and while I generally agree with you,
there are certain requirements, not to mention testing that prohibit
utilizing that design 100%.
My question to the list is -- is there any reason why a relationship
cannot be defined and utilized remotely? Has anyone done th
Marcus S. Zarra wrote:
I am trying to utilize XDoclet relationships in a situation where the
entity bean has both local and remote access.
What I am trying to do is create the entity bean remotely, set up a
relationship in that bean remotely and then later access that same
relationship locally.
How
I am trying to utilize XDoclet relationships in a situation where the
entity bean has both local and remote access.
What I am trying to do is create the entity bean remotely, set up a
relationship in that bean remotely and then later access that same
relationship locally.
However, when I attempt
