And why is it a 'best practice'?
If I don't have an create/ejbCreate method in an entity bean, that only means that no new records can be created thru my bean. Which IMHO, is a reasonable requirement.
Calling it a 'best practice' just sounds odd to me. Is it because there is always a remove() method - on all EJBs (due to EJBHome/EJBObject). There is no way to not have a remove/ejbRemove method on my
EJB!
Originally posted by arvindh seshadri:
The best practice is to have create() method in the bean .