What is container-managed persistence?
Answer / Rajkishor Singh
Container-managed persistence (CMP) is a mechanism in J2EE that allows the application server to manage the persistence of JavaBeans objects automatically. This means that the server takes care of creating, updating, and deleting database records for the JavaBeans objects.
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