[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I try to use the @ejb.select tag. But it does not work for me.
> [...]
> When I supply the FinderExceptionn to the methods, they are included
> neither into the home nor in the ejb interface. What am I doing
I've only created one ejbSelect so far, so my understanding may be
incomplete. AFAIK, the ejbSelect method is only available on the bean
instance -- not through the local/remote nor home interfaces. Since it
is a method in the bean class, it couldn't possibly be executed from the
home interface. If there's a way to expose them in the local/remote
interfaces, I do not know of it.
The following is a pair of methods to implement a select method. In my
case the bean's PK (id) is the only parameter, so I created a second
method that takes no parameters and instead passes in getId(). It's this
second method that is exposed in the local interface.
/**
* @ejb.select
* query="SELECT COUNT(t.id) FROM Ticket AS t WHERE t.blockId =
?1"
*/
public abstract Integer ejbSelectRealTicketCount ( Integer blockId )
throws FinderException ;
/**
* @ejb.interface-method
* @ejb.transaction type="Supports"
*/
public Integer getRealTicketCount ( )
{
try {
return ejbSelectRealTicketCount(getId());
}
catch ( FinderException e ) {
throw new ServiceException("Failure calling
Block.ejbSelectRealTicketCount", e);
}
}
Good luck!
David Harkness
Sr. Software Engineer
Sony Pictures Digital Networks
(310) 482-4756
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