ful");
But only the first statement is logged, then nothing else happens.
Does anyone know if there have been made some changes concerning ejbCreate-methods
between 3.2.3 and 3.2.5?
Also if you have an idea where I could look for a missing configuration feel free to
tell me.
Thx a lot in
Okay, I tried the DeclaredSQL and it seems that it might work. There was no exception
at deployment, but I had no time to test it.
The XDoclet tag is @jboss.declared-sql
(look at http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net/xdoclet/index.html for further details)
But now I have a new problem: with DeclaredS
Hello, Pascal,
thx for your answer!
Perhaps I didnt ask well. The problem is that I have a hierarchy like
A M <--> 1 B M< --> 1 C M <--> 1 D
(where A, B, C, D are the table names and M = many)
and I want to get some Entities from C, but I have to make a JOIN on all tables A, B,
C, D because de
Hello,
and thx again for your fast answer! :-)
Yes, getting an ordered collection and taking the last object is the way I go atm. But
as I dont know exactly how many rows will be affected, I thought there might be a
better solution.
I also have never used DeclaredSQL. But perhaps I should t
Hello,
thx for your fast answer! :-)
Well, I read the Specs. But "not specified" does not mean "not supported by JBoss".
That's the reason for JBossQL. But I didnt find some good description and especially
some good examples in the JBoss Docs. Do you know some?
I know that the IN Operator wi
Hello,
I would like to transform a SQL-Statement like the following to a finder- (or
Selector-)Method:
SELECT c.id FROM myC c
JOIN myB b ON b.id_c = c.id
JOIN myA a ON a.id_b= b.id
JOIN myD d ON c.id_d = d.id
WHERE a.myFieldFromA = 1
AND c.myFieldFromC = 2
AND d
Hello,
I would like to create a finder-Method with a query like the following:
SELECT Object(a) FROM myTable AS a WHERE a.date = (SELECT MAX(b.date) FROM myTable AS
b)
But when I make it this way I always get a ParseException.
The two problems, in my opinion, are that the return value of the
