thanks marcus and colin.
i think that i almost have it going, but i have 2 questions:
1. what's the difference between a value object and a data object?
(sorry, i'm a bit rusty.)
2. when you generate your ejb files, do you specify a separate source
directory (i.e. "src_gen")
from the source directory where your non-generated files are (i.e.
"src")? i'm facing the
problem where a .java file in "src" needs to use a file generated
in "src_gen", but a .java
file in "src_gen" implements an interface defined in "src" (i
can't move this interface to
"src_gen". it's the classic chicken-and-egg problem - which comes
first. should i have
the ejb files generated to my "src" directory so that generated
and non-generated .java
source files are all compiled together, thus resolving the dependency problem?
thank you.
At 08:10 02/09/20 -0300, you wrote:
>tek1 wrote:
>
>>i must first apologize for this question since it's been a while since
>>i've worked with ejb's, but...
>>how do you obtain the XXXData object when making a local client call?
>
>calling the getData() on the bean. For this method to be generated, you
>need to define it as an abstract method on your bean -- the generated CMP
>layer will include the code to make getData() works.
>
>BTW: you should be using Value Objects... you should be using Value
>Objects... you should be using Value Objects...
>
>--
>MB
>
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