Pramati does (for example LIKE input params), I *think* Orion does as well
(their full EJB 2.0 spec support is still experimental if I'm not
mistaken)... Not sure about others...
>
> beyond jboss and web-logic, do you know which vendors support a less
> restrict kind of ejb-ql ???
>
--
, too. I have to make my app deployable in JBoss and WebLogic,
it'll work fine with a
bit of tweaking...
>
> hi,
>
> On Thu, 2002-08-29 at 18:04, Patrick Golec wrote:
> > Dain, thank you for clarification - after reading your comments I
realized
> > that the LIKE operato
; when porting an application.
>
> BTW how would your application be portable if you are using
> non-complient EJB-QL?
>
> -dain
>
> Patrick Golec wrote:
> > JBoss complains about the following finder EJB-QL query:
> >
> > SELECT DISTINCT OBJECT(o) FROM Custome
JBoss complains about the following finder
EJB-QL query:
SELECT DISTINCT OBJECT(o) FROM Customer o
WHERE o.searchName LIKE ?1
I understand that JBoss doesn't accept the
parameters in the LIKE operator, so I have overridden it with the JBossQL (same
query), which is cool.
However, I wa
