Map a String[]

Hi!
How do I map a String[] in a CMP-EJB2.0 ? I know of two methods that doesn't seem very good in my eyes.
1) Create an EJB that represents the String and then map a relation between the two EJB:s
2) Use a Blob as a datatype for my String[].
The second way isn't really an alternative since I already have data in an existing table structure and for the first one it feels quite backward to have an EJB for each String in the String[].
Is there a way to map a "helper" table for my String[]?
Thanks in advance
Roland Carlsson

Hi and thanks for your answer.
The tables look like this:
Master:
id String
// 8 more columns
Slave:
id String
value String
Master.id is primary key
Slave.id and Slave.value is primary key together.
Slave.id has a foreign key in Master.id
So, can I read the data into my EJB (master) without having to create another EJB ?
Thanks in advance
Roland Carlsson

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