Hi Shahar!
Yes, it definitly works for me. Let me check again ... yes, there are
values in my database in properties that are only set in my "top" class.
So super.ejbCreate() works for me in sub ejbCreate methods.
Add some System.out.println() in your beans and see yourself what is
entered and wh
Hi guys (Tobias pay attention to this...).
The deployment works fine.
But when coming to create entities I get "javax.ejb.CreateException: Could
not create entity:java.sql.SQLException: Invalid column type"
It happens because jaws tries to put NULL in the primary key field.
and why is that , you
