> Yes, I know that
> And @ejb:finder works just fine
> I need order clause for sorting
> And ejb-ql doesn't have it
sorry... ok... yes (o: now that I've caught up. There have been recent discussions
on this. from my (vague) memory, I think
Marcus Brio said something about it but I cant reme
Title: RE: [Xdoclet-user] @jboss:finder-query doesn't modify jbosscmp-jdbc.xml
Yes, I know that
And @ejb:finder works just fine
I need order clause for sorting
And ejb-ql doesn't have it
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From: Dmitri Colebatch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, April 17,
Boris,
yep - have a look at the docs for ejb:finder
(http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net/ejbdoclet.html#finder) and try something like:
* @ejb:finder signature="Collection findMe(java.lang.String aMe)"
* query=" ejbql query language for finder"
hth
dim
- Original Message -
F
Title: RE: [Xdoclet-user] @jboss:finder-query doesn't modify jbosscmp-jdbc.xml
hmm, You right.
I looked jbosscmp-jdbc DTD and saw the finder element there exists.
However xdoclet didn't generated finder in jbosscmp-jdbc.xml
Probably Xdoclet doesn't modify jbosscmp-jdbc.xml?
That is weird
Wel
Boris,
this is odd
> I am doing accordingly to to the documentation
> It slightly different
> So
> * @ejb:finder signature="Collection findMe(java.lang.String aMe)"
> * @jboss:finder-query name="findLargeAccounts" query="me = {0}" order="me"
>
> "me" is a member of entity bean (CMP2)
>
> The pro
Title: RE: [Xdoclet-user] @jboss:finder-query doesn't modify home interface
Hi,
I am
doing accordingly to to the documentation
It
slightly different
So
*
@ejb:finder signature="Collection findMe(java.lang.String aMe)" *
@jboss:finder-query name="findLargeAccounts" query="me = {0}"
order="m
When you're looking up an ejb from a JSP (I assume the JSP is inside a war),
you must have ejb-ref elements in your web.xml file. You can either insert
these using XDoclet and putting @web:ejb-ref/@web:ejb-local-ref in one of
the classes that go into your war file (struts actions, servlets, whatev
Title: RE: [Xdoclet-user] @jboss:finder-query doesn't modify home interface
$1
-->{0}
* @jboss:finder-query
name="findLargeAccounts" query="{1} > 1000" order="balance"
read-ahead="true"
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Title: RE: [Xdoclet-user] @jboss:finder-query doesn't modify home interface
Hi,From the samples
(AccountBean)* @ejb:finder signature="Collection findLargeAccounts(int
balance)" role-name="Teller,IRS"* @jboss:finder-query
name="findLargeAccounts" query="$1 > 1000" order="balance"
read-ahead="
am using EJB 2.0 CMP and CMR. I am getting IllegalStateExceptions when I try
to use a ValueObject on a relationship that points to a component that is
not built when XDoclet runs.
I am developing several components and want each one to build seperately.
the Address component doesn't have a relat
We are starting to put Xdoclet generated Session
Beans (see snip 1 below) onto WebLogic 6.1 and we are
getting Naming exceptions (see snip 2 below) when we call this Bean from a
jsp page (see snip 3) as a simple test. I'm wondering how to browse the comp:env
tree or how to write this xdoclet
Shouldn’t be generated. Maybe you
forgot to “build clean” and left the old home intf
file there?
Ara.
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Sent: Wednesday, April 17, 2002
2:38 PM
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Title: RE: [Xdoclet-user] @jboss:finder-query doesn't modify home interface
Thanks for help
However still not works.
I provided just @ejb:finder signature="java.util.Collection findThisThatOrWhatever()"
Without query itself in @ejb:finder
In ejb-jar.xml the query for that finder doesn't exis
Guys,
any thoughts on release date of next (official) binary build of XDoclet
(1.1.3. or 1.2. whatever it'll be called).
Just curious, otherwise I'll try using CVS version for now, since I'm
especially interested in the xjavadoc and new dataobject/valueobject task.
Thanks,
Bernie
Hi,
It is in fact generate="false" not generate="none" (neither
generate="nothing"...)
Vincent
>
> Hi,
>
> I don't want to generate the Home and the PK interface files, then I
> use the xdoclet tags:
>
> @ejb:home generate="none"
> @ejb:pk generate="none"
>
> But after running xdoclet, both of
Hi,
I don't want to generate the Home and the PK
interface files, then I use the xdoclet tags:
@ejb:home generate="none"
@ejb:pk generate="none"
But after running xdoclet, both of them are
generated.
Please help.
Thanks
Lanh
Hi,
I don't want to generate the Home and the PK
interface files, then I use the xdoclet tags:
@ejb:home generate="none"
@ejb:pk generate="none"
But after running xdoclet, both of them are
generated.
Please help.
Thanks
Lanh
Hi there,
When was the JBoss subtask last updated? I have been using xdoclet 1.1.2 to generate
my JBoss beans and although the ejb-jar.xml file comes out OK, the jbosscmp-jdbc.xml
file doesn't seem to bear a lot of resemblance to the test cases in JBoss 3.0 CVS or
RC1. I had to get rid of what
Hi,
I'm getting the following compile errors when I try
the latest version in CVS (I had to check out
xjavadoc to get this far.)
Everything seems to be related to the same
"attempting to assign weaker access privileges"
problem ... do you think I've just got an
unstable version from CVS?
t
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