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J2EE1.2 in WAS5.0

 
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Hi.
I would like to know whether it is possible to deploy a J2EE1.2 application on a WAS5.0 server? I don't want to have to convert the current application to J2EE1.3 as yet.
Reason for this: I am using some custom SQL (Full Select Finder Method) for the CMP EJB's and as I understand it J2EE1.3/EJB2.0 only supports EJB-QL. The Full Select SQL is required to do 'order by', 'sub-query', and 'rownum' on Oracle database to provide paging mechanism for application, and I understand that this will be impossible with EJB-QL.
Thanx in advance.
Kevin
 
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Anybody?
 
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Hi,
Sure, you can deploy J2EE 1.2 Enterprise applications in WAS 5.0 server.
 
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J2EE 1.4 will have order by and aggregate fuctions in EJB-QL, doesnt really mean anything now, but its food for future thought.
see new 1.4 features
 
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