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entity beans in ejb3

 
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hello,

Entity beans in ejb2 were problematic and generally not recommended by the community.
Do you think that we should use them in ejb3 with no worries?


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Rivka
 
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Entity beans should not be used any longer going forward. The Java Persistence API is an API that makes use of simple POJO entities that are lighter-weight, more flexible and mobile. JPA is the way to go.
 
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