Use java.sql.TimeStamp for dates times.
Use java.sql.Date for just date java.sql.Time for just time.
regards,
Ted Slusser
Hi,
I may have missed it in the docs but I can't figure out how to configure
the datasource a CMP entity bean uses for persistence. I can change the
orion-ejb-jar.xml file that is auto-created when the beans are deployed but
how can I change it _before_ deploying the bean?
Thanks,
Ted Slusser
Just put the jar file in the /lib dir where orion is installed and it will
find them automatically.
Regards,
Ted Slusser
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Hi All,
Thanks to those who helped me with my previous post. I have one more
question. For the application to run, it is necessary to include the
orion.jar file in the application classpath. This file is ~2megs. There
are many classes in the orion.jar file that are not related to client RMI
You might be able to do a ejbCreate with out a primary key and try to read
the primary key in ejbPostCreate.
Ted Slusser
"Chris Miller"
look in
/path/to/orion/application-deployments/application/application-ejb.jar/orion-ejb-jar.xml
file and find a tag called ejb-name. Use this value for the jndi name in
your lookup function.
Ted Slusser
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Ted Slusser