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primary key class in entity bean

 
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Suppose I have a Account Bean, its remote interface Account, its home interface AccountHome and the primary key class AccountPK - why is it I have to have a primary key class separately in Bean Managed Persistence can't I have it done from the home interface itself or the ejb object - is it because of the inherent problems associated with BMP and that is the reason why all these overheads of primary key generator class is done by the container IN CMP?
[ June 22, 2007: Message edited by: neo trinity ]
 
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