* Saroj Kumar
> It seems that you are getting duplicate data in collection.
>
> Try using java.util.Set for Collection.
I'll try, but I cannot see why this should be the case. I made the
following change in my Bean code:
/**
* @ejb:interface-method
*/
public String egetForetaksnr() {
String fnr = getForetaksnr();
cat.debug("ID: " + getId() + ", Foretaksnr = " + fnr);
return fnr;
}
This code result in the same bug. I.e. the following is written out:
ID: 1, Foretaksnr = 999999999
ID: 2, Foretaksnr = 999999999
When correct data is:
ID: 1, Foretaksnr = 937885911
ID: 2, Foretaksnr = 938335605
Maybe the error is in the Oracle driver? But how do you test such
things?
--
Jon Haugsand, <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Norges Bank, <http://www.norges-bank.no>
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