Finally
After a long hibernation, I moved all my past articles to the new site.
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In 2001/2002, I remember reading small note on why EJB is (not) object oriented, since state & behaviour are separated. I tried to find the same here in your old articles, and no success. There is a new article at
http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=ChurchandState.
This essentially talks nothing new. I wanted to share your small old (good) note with my colleagues. Can you pass on please. Thank You.