How is an entity bean created?

Answer Posted / janet

An entity bean can be created in two ways: by direct action
of the client in which a create method is called on the
bean?s home interface, or by some other action that adds
data to the database that the bean type represents. In fact,
in an environment with legacy data, entity objects may
?exist? before an Enterprise JavaBean is even deployed.

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