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@Embedded annotation for properties.
Kenneth Lomvey
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When we used the @Embedded annotation for property accessor methods in an entity, should we use it to both getter method or setter method? Or, is it enough to annotate only the getter method?
Tomaszz Lewandowski
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You MUST annotatate getter accesor only.
Regards<br />Tomasz Lewandowski<br />SCJP5 (97%) | SCWCD5 (98%)
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