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Hello,
I bumped into a problem while working with caching. In an application I am developing, I defined 2 entity beans both referring to the same table in the db and each of them is in a different module (jar). Of course when I use caching, I face inconsistency bec. if I edit from one module, it is not reflected in the other since from jboss's point of view, they are 2 separate things. How do I overcome this?
P.S:
I am using jboss.
I need 2 entity beans representing the same table bec. I need that entity to have relationships with other entites from both jars and since I can't have relationships between beans not contained in the same jar, this seemed like the only thing to do.
Suggestions?
I bumped into a problem while working with caching. In an application I am developing, I defined 2 entity beans both referring to the same table in the db and each of them is in a different module (jar). Of course when I use caching, I face inconsistency bec. if I edit from one module, it is not reflected in the other since from jboss's point of view, they are 2 separate things. How do I overcome this?
P.S:
I am using jboss.
I need 2 entity beans representing the same table bec. I need that entity to have relationships with other entites from both jars and since I can't have relationships between beans not contained in the same jar, this seemed like the only thing to do.
Suggestions?
