Hallo,
if you look in the EJB specification V1.1, e.g. 14.2.1.1. you see, that
there it is proposed, to put those information into th JNDI Naming Service.
If EJB 1.1 is implemented, this information can be put there by specifying
it in the deployment descriptor.
Hermann Schmitt.
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Betreff: SQL query string outside of the bean?
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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