great idea, but this is not the place

take it to jaws...

marc


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> Subject: [jBoss-User] A suggestion for the group
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> 
> I have a suggestion for a minor modification I've made to my 
> jBoss sources,
> and I'd like to put it out to the group to see what people's 
> opinions are on
> making this change to jBoss permanently.
> 
> I removed the word "WHERE" from being automatically inserted into custom
> finder methods.
> 
> What does this do?  Well, it allows simple joins when looking up 
> a record in
> the database.  For example, if you wanted a way to lookup a customer's
> receipt based on a product code, you can use this finder definition (in a
> bean defining a Customer's Order):
> 
>       <ejb-name>Receipt</ejb-name>
>       ...
>       <cmp-field>
>         <field-name>orderNumber</field-name>
>         <column-name>ORDERNUMBER</column-name>
>         <sql-type>INTEGER</sql-type>
>         <jdbc-type>INTEGER</jdbc-type>
>       </cmp-field>
>       <cmp-field>
>         <field-name>customerNumber</field-name>
>         <column-name>CUSTOMER</column-name>
>         <sql-type>INTEGER</sql-type>
>         <jdbc-type>INTEGER</jdbc-type>
>       </cmp-field>
>       <cmp-field>
>         <field-name>productCode</field-name>
>         <column-name>PRODUCTCODE</column-name>
>         <sql-type>INTEGER</sql-type>
>         <jdbc-type>INTEGER</jdbc-type>
>       </cmp-field>
>       ...
>       <finder>
>         <name>findByProduct</name>
>         <query>, PRODUCT WHERE ORDER.PRODUCTCODE=PRODUCT.CODE AND
> ORDER.CUSTOMER={0} AND PRODUCT.CODE={1}</query>
>         <order></order>
>       </finder>
> 
> I realize this is cheating, somewhat, but it can help overcome some speed
> issues in certain situations by letting the database do some of the work.
> I've worked with a couple of EJB containers that allow this, and 
> it has come
> in really handy in the past.
> 
> Any thoughts?
> 
> Sean Bowman
> Senior Software Engineer
> Webb Interactive, Inc.
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> 
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