Why dont you just have the template insert the last modified date itself,
that way when the template is looping there is no last modified field in
the loop - but instead for each persistent field there are two persistent
fields - if you knwow what I mean.
cheesr
dim
On Mon, 17 Sep 2001, Clarance Howatt wrote:
> I need to create an audit trail in the database. To do this I need to
> include in each entity bean a last_modified_date persistent field with the
> appropriate setter method. I then modified the template so that the code to
> set this field is included in all of the other setters within the entity
> bean. This is great except... How can I modify the template so that it
> inserts code for all persistent fields except the LAST_MODIFIED_DATE field.
> I think that I would need a tag like ifMethodNameEqual
>
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