How to use BeanUtils.copyProperties() when using BC4J

Hi
jakarata commons package provides the ability to transfer data from Data Transfer Object to Form bean using BeanUtils.copyProperties().
How can this be achieved when we are using BC4J where we have Entity and ViewObjects which are DTO's.
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