Can someone help answer the following question? For 2 CMP entity beans, Employee and Company(column Com_ID in Employee table references the primary key in Company table), if there is a method in Employee Bean�s home interface: public java.util.Collection findByCompany(Company company) throws RemoteException, FinderException; what is the syntax of where clause for this method in the XML descriptor? Many thanks in advance! Samuel Huang
Until EJB2.0 becomes the standard, that will depend on whose EJB server you are using. There's no place in the EJB1.1 ejb-jar.xml file to put it, so a secondary XML file is usually used. Even the syntax of the finder rule varies widely. In JOnAS, it might be: WHERE company = ? But in WebLogic, it would be: (= company $0) You'll just have to consult the server docs.
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Originally posted by Tim Holloway: Until EJB2.0 becomes the standard, that will depend on whose EJB server you are using. There's no place in the EJB1.1 ejb-jar.xml file to put it, so a secondary XML file is usually used. Even the syntax of the finder rule varies widely. In JOnAS, it might be: WHERE company = ? But in WebLogic, it would be: (= company $0) You'll just have to consult the server docs.
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Hi Tim and HHoang, Thank you for your help. Samuel
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