Hey there, Germany says hello...
Maybe you have some problems in understanding messed up docus like I did. If your
primary key is of type java.lang.String the return type of your ejbCreate hast to be
of the same. But the return-statement has to deliver null!
I was programming Entity-Beans and had a similar mistake. Please check documentations
of jBoss there is a good example with lots of favourite mistakes, false friends and so
on.(it's on jBoss.org's Site, "new jBoss manual")
If it was not this one I can't give any further help. Code snips or printouts would
help to understand.
Keep rockin',
"JBoss-User" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> schrieb am 15.03.01:
> HI
> As i have written in subject , is it possible to deploy the EJB code which
> is written in ejb1.0 for eg public void ejbCreate -- ejb 1.0 but ejb1.1
> standard says ejbCreate has to return key class.
> I have tried doing it but i am not able to deploy. Is there any way or any
> properties file where i could mention that my code is in EJB1.1
> What my understanding is there should be a way as if you write a program in
> jdk1.1 and compiles with jdk1.3 than also it compiles . so the downward
> compatibility should be there.
>
> Please take it as urgent and please reply.
>
> rgds
> prateek
>
>
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