i haven't tried this, so it may not work :)
First note that it's generally a good idea to wrap access to the EntityManager in an
Entity Access Object (EAO), a DAO for entities.
If you do that, then you could use the EAO to return a copy of the entity with whatever
fields you need nulled out.
Hope that made sense.
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