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The @Lob does not work in the Sharepoint database shipped with Weblogic. &nbsp;It does work with an ORACLE database.
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The @Lob does not work in the Sharepoint database shipped with Weblogic.  It does work with an ORACLE database.

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Is it possible to store a TimerHandle in an entity bean? &nbsp;TimerHandle implements Serializable but I can't find the right annotations to store it in an entity bean. &nbsp;I tried no annotations, @Lob, and @Embedded, but none of them work.<br />
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Thanks<br />
Carolyn
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Is it possible to store a TimerHandle in an entity bean?  TimerHandle implements Serializable but I can't find the right annotations to store it in an entity bean.  I tried no annotations, @Lob, and @Embedded, but none of them work.

Thanks
Carolyn

How to store an EJB 3.0 TimerHandle in an entity bean?

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