RE: [JBoss-user] Customer Finders in CMP ejb

[RRokytskyy]

Hi,

Sorry, for incomplete post (incidentally hit "send").

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>JamalSecurity
>AR_SECURITY
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>  username_
>  USERNAME
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>  password_
>  PASSWORD
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>   findByUsernamePassword
>   username_ = {0} AND password_ = {1}

So, as far as I know, persistence manager does not parse your "where"
clause, just substitutes parameters. This means you have to put the real
column names, "USERNAME" and "PASSWORD", not bean fields.

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Regards,
Roman

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RE: [JBoss-user] Customer Finders in CMP ejb

[RRokytskyy]

> 
>
>  
>JamalSecurity
>AR_SECURITY
>false
>
>  security_id_
>  SECURITY_ID
>
>
>  username_
>  USERNAME
>
>
>  password_
>  PASSWORD
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>   findByUsernamePassword
>   username_ = {0} AND password_ = {1}
   ^^  ^
Persistence manager does not parse the 

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>OraclePool 
>Oracle8 
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> Thank you very much for your help.
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> Regards,
> Jamal.
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