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|> My questions are:
|>
|> 1- Has anyone come up with a good workaround for this aside from
|> creating the dummy objects and empty Collections as I described
|> above? If so, can I get some sample code?
|>
|> 2- Does anyone know of a type IV driver for Oracle that doesn't have
|> this limitation?
|>
|> Please don't tell me to use the OCI driver for Oracle, because it's
|> not an option for us.
|>
Well, afaik we designed JBossCMP (aka old JAWS) so that we could accomodate
Oracle driver specific extensions. In this fashion you detect what driver
you have (by the class name) and you can code workaround for that driver.
Detecting null arguments would be done there. You can try coding that, it
should be straightforward.
Proves the limitations of XML based descriptors, how do you write in XML
"and if the field is null don't do that, do that."
marc
|> Thanks.
|>
|> ++Jeff
|>
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