Hi Ramon, > More pleasant surprises coming your way :) > > By default, Cach� stores data from all subclasses of a given persistent > class in the same underlying data structure. This means that querying the > superclass will return all matching results from relevant subclasses as > well, e.g. a query for Article will return all articles whether they are > Scotch, Champagne, etc.
oh really ? - do you know where i can find an example app or example query? > I don't have much experience with EJB but I can tell you that Cach� can act > as a native EJB server. On the other hand, previous reports of using plain > old Java objects that are persisted to Cach� via the Java gateway (defining > the classes in Cach� and exporting them to Java) seem to indicate that this > works just fine. Let's wait and let others weight in on this particular > issue. sounds interesting - however, i will defenitely need a EJB server (JBOSS prob.) because i have to build an onlineshop & the things behind it. (or better said: migrate it from PHP, which is building it new ) have you ever worked with ECLIPSE or JDeveloper10g ? - seems I'm to stupid to put the necessary EJB data into my project the Eclipse Studio builds, because I just cant get a start of it :( greetings Korbinian PS: thanks for your Help
