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Hi,

I am totally confused on this.

From the business stand point Equipment and Seat entities have whole/part relationship. But I am not realizing(using) this relationship in my EJB implementation. DAO takes care of getting seats for a Equipment.

Now do I have to provide a composite relationship between Equipment and Seat?

if I do'nt indicate this relationship in EJB, there is no where in the class diagram that I can show this relationship(between equipment and seats).

Appreciate any thoughts.

Thanks
 
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You've implied that the seat chosen by the user will not need to be persisted.
 
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