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inclusion of more than one finder method in CMP 2.0 using websphere 5.0

 
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Findbyprimary key method works fine in CMP 2.0 as Websphere 5.0 an appserver. But for other finder methods finderhelper interface and finderobject class is required. In finder object class it is mentioned about super class given below... com.ibm.vap.finders.VapEJSJDBCFinderObject
where do you find the above class to set in classpath.
The code for finderobject class is :
package vivek;
//import com.ibm.vap.finders.VapEJSJDBCFinderObject ;
/**
* Implementation class for methods in
* AccountBeanFinderHelper.
*/
public class AccountBeanFinderObject extends
com.ibm.vap.finders.VapEJSJDBCFinderObject
implements
AccountBeanFinderHelper {
public java.sql.PreparedStatement
findBigAccounts(double balance)
throws Exception {
PreparedStatement ps = null;
int mergeCount = getMergedWhereCount();
int columnCount = 1;
ps = getMergedPreparedStatement("a.balance > ?1");
for (int i=0; i <(columnCount*mergeCount); i=i+columnCount) {
ps.setInt(i+1, balance);
}
return ps;
}
}
and for finderhelper interface is:

package vivek;
//import com.ibm.vap.finders.VapEJSJDBCFinderObject ;
public interface AccountBeanFinderHelper
{
public java.sql.PreparedStatement
findBigAccounts(double db)
throws Exception;
String findBigAccountsWhereClause="select * from containermanaged
where balance > ?1";
}

can anyone help me out ..............
if any other details are required let me know.......
Thanks.
 
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Ack! No! That is the OLD, OLD way of doing things from WebSphere 3.5! We didn't even recommend that in WebSphere 4.0, much less 5.0!
WebSphere 5.0 fully supports EJB 2.0 -- that means you should use EJB-QL to specify finder methods inside the Deployment Descriptor exactly as that is defined in the spec. Read the spec, the InfoCenter or Richard Monson-Haefel's book for information on using EJB-QL.
Kyle
 
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Thanks for the reply kyle........
This means changes only in: ibm-ejb-jar-ext.xmi
will resolve the matter or i have to add finderhelper and finederobject class also in the same package which contains beans and related classes.
below is the code for ibm-ejb-jar-ext.xmi....is it correct....if it is, it still is not working....
< ?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"? >
< ejbext:EJBJarExtension xmi:version="2.0" xmlns:xmi="http://www.omg.org/XMI" xmlns:ejbext="ejbext.xmi" xmlns:ejb="ejb.xmi" xmi:id="ejb-jar_ID_Ext" >
< ejbExtensions xmi:type="ejbext:ContainerManagedEntityExtension" xmi:id="ContainerManagedEntity_1_Ext" concurrencyControl="pessimistic" >
< enterpriseBean xmi:type="ejb:ContainerManagedEntity" href="META-INF/ejb-jar.xml#ContainerManagedEntity_1"/ >
< finderDescriptors xsi:type="ejbext:FullSelectFinderDescriptor" xmi:id="FullSelectFinderDescriptor_1" selectStatement="SELECT OBJECT(a) FROM ContainerManaged AS a WHERE a.balance > ?1" > < finderMethodElements xmi:id="MethodElement_10" name="findBigAccounts" parms="double" type="Home" > < enterpriseBean xsi:type="ejb:ContainerManagedEntity" href="META-INF/ejb-jar.xml#ContainerManagedEntity_1"/ > < /finderMethodElements > < /finderDescriptors >
< structure xmi:id="BeanStructure_1" inheritenceRoot="false"/ >
< beanCache xmi:id="BeanCache_1" activateAt="TRANSACTION" loadAt="TRANSACTION"/ >
< localTran xmi:id="LocalTran_1" boundary="BEAN_METHOD" unresolvedAction="ROLLBACK"/ >
< /ejbExtensions >
< ejbJar href="META-INF/ejb-jar.xml#ejb-jar_ID"/ >
< /ejbext:EJBJarExtension >
can u give the steps required to be followed for successfull set up........thanks...in adv.
vivek.
 
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Viv -- are you using WebSphere 4.0 or 5.0? You only put EJB-QL in the IBM extension descriptor for EJB 1.1 (WebSphere 4.0). For 5.0 it goes in the actual EJB Deployment Descriptor as defined in the EJB 2.0 spec. If you are working in EJB 4.0, I don't recommend using EJB-QL -- use SQL as described in my EJB workbook.
Kyle
 
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thank u very much kyle...............
I got it right now after lots of confusion........
thanks once again.........
 
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