Hi Andrew,

I think Carlos is right. We had the same problem:

we are doing it like this:
      <finder-method-jdbc-mapping>
        <jonas-method>
          <method-name>findByNotStatusAndBearbeiter</method-name>
        </jonas-method>
        <jdbc-where-clause>where COL_NAME1 &gt; ? AND COL_NAME2 = ? ORDER BY
COL_NAME3</jdbc-where-clause>
      </finder-method-jdbc-mapping>

so long!
        simon

> Perhaps I'm goint to say the "betisse du jour", anyway, but it might be
> that the XML parser is having troubles parsing the greater-or-equal sign
> at the jdbc-where-clause eleemnt:
> 
>         <finder-method-jdbc-mapping>
>                 <jonas-method>
>                         <method-name>findBigAccounts</method-name>
>                 </jonas-method>
>                 <jdbc-where-clause>where bal > ?</jdbc-where-clause>
>         </finder-method-jdbc-mapping>


Andrew Gray wrote:
> 
> Hi Hélène,
> 
> > Are you on Linux ?
> > I vaguely remember that many months ago, Linux users have got this
> > kind of problem due to a problem of a JDK version on Linux.
> > I apologize to not be able to give you more details.
> 
> Thanks again for your reply. I am trying to run JOnAS on Windows NT 4.0. I
> am using the JDK 1.2.2 (official Sun release).
> 
> I have tried using the new JOnAS 2.0 version. This meant rewriting my
> deployment descriptors for the new XML format. When I try and deploy my bean
> in the new version I get a similar error! The full trace of the error I get
> is:
> 
> JOnAS Server, version 2.0, running on Jeremie.
> TransactionService: Working with a colocated Transaction Manager
> Create and register TM factory
> initialising a JonasSender
> initialising a JonasReceiver
> TransactionFactory constructor
> NamingManager: rebind TMFactory
> Current.Current(TransactionFactory tmfact)
> Batch constructor
> Clock constructor
> Register UserTransactionFactory
> NamingManager: rebind java:comp/UserTransaction
> javaURLContextFactory.getObjectInstance:null
> javaURLContext rebind java:comp/UserTransaction
> Current.getReference()
> Env.getDataSources()
> Env.getDataSource()
>     datasource =datastore
> DataBaseManager.createConnectionManagers()
> DataBaseManager.createConnectionManager()
> ConnectionManager.ConnectionManager()
>   PoolKeeper: started
> XADataSourceImpl.XADataSourceImpl()
> ConnectionManager.setDataSourceName: weblogic.jdbc.connectionPool.demoPool
> XADataSourceImpl.setDataSourceName(weblogic.jdbc.connectionPool.demoPool)
> ConnectionManager.setUrl(String
> jdbc:weblogic:mssqlserver4:@Darwin@endor:1433)
> ConnectionManager.setClassName(String weblogic.jdbc.mssqlserver4.Driver)
> Load JDBC driver weblogic.jdbc.mssqlserver4.Driver
> ConnectionManager.setUserName(String SQLuser)
> ConnectionManager.setPassword(String SQLuser)
> ConnectionManager configured with:
>    jdbcConnCheckLevel  = 1
>    jdbcConnMaxAge      = 30
>    jdbcConnMaxThreads  = 4
>    jdbcConnExclTimeout = 30
>    jdbcTestStmt        = SELECT 1
> Mapping datasource jdbc:weblogic:mssqlserver4:@Darwin@endor:1433 on
> weblogic.jdbc.connectionPool.demoPool
> Container.Container()
> Env.getDescBeans()
>     descriptors=[jonas-ejb-jar.xml]
> createEJBContainers [jonas-ejb-jar.xml])
> descriptor is null
> Cannot read the deployment descriptors 'jonas-ejb-jar.xml': Invalid XML in
> jonas-ejb-jar.xml:
> 
> Since I am not getting a "file not found" error I presume that it is finding
> the descriptors okay. I am launching JOnAS from the JONAS_ROOT dir of
> c:\jonas_jdk1.2. My "jonas.properties" entry for the bean is:
> 
> jonas.beans.descriptors         jonas-ejb-jar.xml
> 
> This xml file is also in the c:\jonas_jdk1.2 directory as is the .jar file
> container all the class files I want to deploy. This .jar file is called
> "ejb-jar.jar". Does the name of this file matter? Do I have to specify it in
> another file? Should it be in this directory?
> 
> I have attached my deployment descriptors to this email. I have compared
> them to the sample ones distributed with JOnAS and can see no difference in
> format between them. Or any errors in the XML well-formedness.
> 
> Sorry to send so much material to the newsgroup but I am clueless as to why
> this is not working and would appreciate any help anyone can give me.
> 
> Thanks in advance.
> 
> Andy.
> 
> Andrew Gray
> Senior Software Engineer
> Velitar Ltd
> (+44)131 623 2621
> 
>   ------------------------------------------------------------------------
> 
>    ejb-jar.xmlName: ejb-jar.xml
>               Type: application/x-unknown-content-type-xmlfile
> 
>    jonas-ejb-jar.xmlName: jonas-ejb-jar.xml
>                     Type: application/x-unknown-content-type-xmlfile
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