Hi Jesse,
OpenJPA relies on the java.lang.Byte class to convert the string to a byte.
So the valid values are anything that Byte.parseByte("someString") can
handle.
Per the javadoc the method is expecting every character to be a decimal
digit, or - for the first character. Ie "7" will work but "0x07" won't.
-Mike
On 8/16/07, Jesse Benson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hello,
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> I was wondering how to specify a byte when using @ExternalValues. What
> would the format of the ???? be in the example below:
>
> @ExternalValues({"BEL=?????"}) //0x07
> @Type(byte.class)
> private String bell = "BEL";
>
> Thanks!
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