Well, I needed use Stored Procedures, so,
Here that my implementation to stored procedures for AppFuse:
1- First of all, I created a class call "GenericSP", this class extends to
org.springframework.jdbc.object.StoredProcedure, I'll that for call to SP.
GenericSP class and have a constructor with
yeah JPA is not the way to go for that.
Try SqlMaps of iBATIS .. they are quite nice
http://ibatis.apache.org/javadownloads.cgi
a simple demo .. it has many nice blogs about that ( db is oracle here )
http://www.it-eye.nl/weblog/2008/07/04/simple-delete-and-insert-statements-with-ibatis/
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Any ideas? I read about "JavaTM Persistence API: Best Practices and Tips"
from Java One and here they says:
"Stored Procedures
How to invoke them
-Not specified by Java Persistence API
-Three ways to do this
-Can use persistence provider specific support
-Can use the underlying Java
