You could define the strings as environment variables in the
DeploymentDescriptor for your beans.
Rick
At 02:53 PM 10/15/99 -0500, Shawn McKisson wrote:
>As opposed to hardcoding a query string inside a bean, can anyone suggest
>a good
>method for getting SQL into the ejbLoad and ejbStore methods?
>
>I've considered property files and reading from a file, but there is some
>administration overhead that deals with wich queries belong to which
>beans/methods.
>
>Should I use the database to store database queries?
>
>Has anyone written a tool that addresses this "problem"?
>
>Thanks.
>
>--shawn
>
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