Hello all! First I would like to thank everyone who helped me with my problem about JOnAS configuration and EJBServer launching, now it works well and I manage to test the distribution examples... Now I have a question about database table creations: In the JOnAS Server examples, I saw that for database persistent storage, we had to use a script in order to create the tables used by the application... My question is: is it possible for an application using Java EJB to create the tables that we need in our database by itself, I mean: We create our objects, in java, specifying the datas to be stored and we implement all the classes needed to use Enterprise Java Beans, and the table creations are generated by the application. That kind of database persistent storage is possible with CORBA and the Persistent Service, the table creations are made by the PSS itself, and not by a hand made script... And I think it's very interesting because if u want to change the objects used by your application, you don't have to change the database tables before, and also, u can use the same application for File Persistent storage instead of Database storage without changing your coding! (just have to change some configuration files...) If someone knows a way to do this with EJB and JOnAS Server ... Thanks! Best Regards. -- RIEGERT Julien -------------------- *** DESS MBDS - C.E.R.A.M Sophia-Antipolis *** Mastère en Multimédia, Bases de Données et Intégration de Systèmes Phone: 06.12.49.16.44 - #ICQ: 75111998 Email: [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---- To unsubscribe, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "unsubscribe jonas-users". For general help, send email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and include in the body of the message "help".
