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PostPosted: Sun Sep 19, 2004 5:45 pm 
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Unlike any other classes in the CaveatEmptor, the category class is relative static during the course of the service. I think the data should be a part of system configuration, but not interface to a user, even those with administrator role. Any reasons it is presented in the fashion? I might miss something in this regard.


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I've no idea what you say :)

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christian wrote:
I've no idea what you say :)


What I try to say are followings:

1) Among of all class definitions, the User, Customer, Bid, BidDetails can be created, altered, deleted during the course of the application service.

2) The category is a pre-defined system level data. It is a read-only data for all users. It shoull not be created, changed, or deleted by any users under the normal circumstance.

I am curious about the existence of the findByExample, makePersistent, and makeTransient methods in the DAO class based on the above two points.


Hope I clarify myself this time.


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Well, the Category can be changed in my application, so I need that DAO. I've no idea why I shouldn't modify item categories in an auction system, its a perfectly valid case.

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