That seems like good advice. For this concrete use case there is a
country list included with your JDK:
Locale[] locales = Locale.getAvailableLocales();
for (Locale locale : locales) {
countries.add(new Option(locale.getCountry(),
locale.getDisplayCountry(currentLocale)));
}
On Jul 8, 7:11 p
Hello Ikai,
I dont know how can I set the keys according to the flat file content.
I haven't met example where I can generate own ids for my entity
classes.
This is my bigest problem. It seems my post was not clear enough,
sorry.
On júl. 8, 19:11, "Ikai L (Google)" wrote:
> Why not just load th
Hello,
I dont know the way of generating sequence 1,2,3 for countries by JPA.
It generates keys which are not agree with country codes.
Sorry, I was not clear enough.
On júl. 9, 09:51, Nacho Coloma wrote:
> That seems like good advice. For this concrete use case there is a
> country list include
Hello Hariharan,
I need the way, which can instruct the JPA using the xml, flat file
ids as unique identifier.
Since I'm not able to use the find() which is rely on the key field.
With the following JPA annotation generating ids get out of my
control.
@Id
@Generated
In my application, instead of flatfile, i used XML to have the key and value
(again these entries are used for drop down) and i read the values using
xPath api's. Given that the country list is static as said before, i guess
it should be work fine.
Thanks
Hari
2010/7/10 cscsaba
> Hello,
>
> I
Ok. It was my mistake to get your question wrong. Apologize for the
confusion.
Thanks
Hari
2010/7/12 cscsaba
> Hello Hariharan,
>
> I need the way, which can instruct the JPA using the xml, flat file
> ids as unique identifier.
> Since I'm not able to use the find() which is rely on the key fi
