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entity bean question?

 
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this is from Mikalai Zaikin's notes ...can somebody explains what exaclty this means....
An entity bean local interface type (or collection of such) CAN be the type of a cmr-field.An entity bean local interface type(or collection of a such) can not be the type of a cmp-field.
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Entity beans have two types of fields - CMR and CMP.
A CMR - is a relationship field. For eg:- A CustomerEntityBean can have a AddressEntityBean.
Now this AddressEB should be accessible to the CustomerEB ONLY via the local interface. This makes sense since the address bean would be local to the customer bean.
To rephrase MZ's notes:-
A CMR's declared type has to be a local interface type.
 
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