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Thread: how to reponse :entity Bean with server crash

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    Default how to reponse :entity Bean with server crash

    I remember " only entity bean can surrive server crash", how to reponse that, when we would like elimit entity bean.
    You know I don't like entity bean, but when you want to push spring, I need the "answer" for those hear about this "server crash" statement.

    Thanks! :roll:

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    Entity beans respond to server crashes because they represent data in persistent storage, such as an RDBMS. If you now replace entity beans withy say Hibernate or JDO mapped objects accessing the same relational data, you have similar robustness.

    This doesn't directly concern Spring, but how you access your data.
    Rod Johnson - GM, SpringSource Division, VMware
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