SUN ONE Studio : How do I develop CMP2.0 from scratch

I am trying to develop a CMP 2.0 bean from scratch i.e I do not want EJB Builder to construct CMP bean based on an existing table. Can somebody tell me, once I have specified the persistent fields etc, where and how do I define the mappings in Forte and does Sun ONE appserver generate the table automatically?
Thanks

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file type: 5
file id: 0
length: 1009
offset: 624320
file name: Verify.jar
file type: 0
file id: 1
length: 145
offset: 625329
file name: instructions.txt
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file id: 8
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file id: 10
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file id: 11
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