Hi,
Sorry, for incomplete post (incidentally hit "send").
> <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
>
> <jaws>
> <enterprise-beans>
> <entity>
> <ejb-name>JamalSecurity</ejb-name>
> <table-name>AR_SECURITY</table-name>
> <create-table>false</create-table>
> <cmp-field>
> <field-name>security_id_</field-name>
> <column-name>SECURITY_ID</column-name>
> </cmp-field>
> <cmp-field>
> <field-name>username_</field-name>
> <column-name>USERNAME</column-name>
> </cmp-field>
> <cmp-field>
> <field-name>password_</field-name>
> <column-name>PASSWORD</column-name>
> </cmp-field>
>
> <finder>
> <name>findByUsernamePassword</name>
> <query>username_ = {0} AND password_ = {1}</query>
So, as far as I know, persistence manager does not parse your "where"
clause, just substitutes parameters. This means you have to put the real
column names, "USERNAME" and "PASSWORD", not bean fields.
> <order></order>
> </finder>
>
>
> </entity>
> </enterprise-beans>
>
> <datasource>OraclePool</datasource>
> <type-mapping>Oracle8</type-mapping>
>
> </jaws>
>
Regards,
Roman
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