Indika,
Indika Fernando wrote:
>
> NEDD A QUICK REPLY
> TIA.
Aren't you afraid of getting answer like "Read a book!"
or "NEDD A QUICK PAY".
But seriously, I suppose that jboss didn't ask for a hashcode
field, it's just complaining that hashCode() is missing or
incorrect. jboss checks something like
YourPK pk1 = new YourPK();
YourPk pk2 = new YourPK();
if ( !pk1.equals(pk2) || pk1.hashCode != pk2.hashCode() )
{
throw new ComplainException();
}
In this case (assuming from your code) if you have
public class YourPK
{
public String userID;
public String listID;
public YourPK() {}
....
}
the ComplainException will be thrown.
You may correct it by explicitly defining
userID & listID in default constructor,
like
public YourPK()
{
userID = "";
listID = "";
}
Hope this helps.
Best,
Indika Fernando wrote:
>
> the hashcode() method is included in my PK class,
> public int hashCode()
> {
> StringBuffer strBuff = new StringBuffer( );
> strBuff.append(userID);
> strBuff.append(listID);
>
> String str = strBuff.toString();
> int hashCode = str.);
> return hashCode;
> }
>
> When deploying using jboss it asks for a hashcode field ,I included it in
> the Bean as well as in the deployment descriptor. I had to include a
> hashcode field too in my table. Now my beans are working and I dont knpw why
> this hashCode is needed in the table..The other problem is what should I
> have for hashcode field when inserting records..
> NEDD A QUICK REPLY
> TIA.
>
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