Que haces Guido,
te paso un ejemplo de un entity bean usando xdoclet:
a nivel de clase (despues de los imports) pone estos tags:
* @ejb.select
*signature="java.util.Collection ejbSelectGeneric( java.lang.String jbossql,
java.lang.Object[] args )"
*result-type-mapping="Local"
*me
Hi,
Perhaps a bad news to you. JBossQL and DynamicQL is documented in the JBoss DOCO, and
you have to buy it.
The DOCO is "JBoss AdminDevel Documentation".
Pascal
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"sesques" wrote : HI,
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| JBossQL supports parameters in the IN operator. But is the number of your
parameters always the same ?
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| If not, you should use DynamicQL instead.
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| Pascal
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Thanks for your prompt reply!
No, the list of parameters varies... :(
I've been searching a
HI,
JBossQL supports parameters in the IN operator. But is the number of your parameters
always the same ?
If not, you should use DynamicQL instead.
Pascal
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