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How can I join two DB tables in an Entity bean? (5 messages)
- Posted by: Satya Janapareddy
- Posted on: November 15 2000 01:06 EST
Hi,
How can I write an Entity bean which has to join two DB tables.What I meant to say is I want retrieve data from two DateBase tables in single Entity bean.
Thank u,
SatyaThreaded Messages (5)
- How can I join two DB tables in an Entity bean? by Samarjit Dhar on November 15 2000 12:07 EST
- How can I join two DB tables in an Entity bean? by Dave Wolf on November 15 2000 16:44 EST
- How can I join two DB tables in an Entity bean? by Somil Nanda on November 15 2000 18:53 EST
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How can I join two DB tables in an Entity bean? by Rashid Jilani on November 15 2000 07:19 EST
- How can I join two DB tables in an Entity bean? by Dave Wolf on November 15 2000 09:31 EST
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How can I join two DB tables in an Entity bean? by Rashid Jilani on November 15 2000 07:19 EST
- How can I join two DB tables in an Entity bean? by Somil Nanda on November 15 2000 18:53 EST
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- Posted by: Samarjit Dhar
- Posted on: November 15 2000 12:07 EST
- in response to Satya Janapareddy
You have to use BMP -
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- Posted by: Dave Wolf
- Posted on: November 15 2000 16:44 EST
- in response to Satya Janapareddy
Use a tool which supports this like CoCobase from Thought inc.
Dave Wolf
Internet Applications Division
Sybase
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- Posted by: Somil Nanda
- Posted on: November 15 2000 18:53 EST
- in response to Dave Wolf
TOPLink does that quite well -
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- Posted by: Rashid Jilani
- Posted on: November 15 2000 19:19 EST
- in response to Somil Nanda
Weblogic uses Toplink to provide CMP. It is very vendor specific though, depends what kind of app server you are using. -
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- Posted by: Dave Wolf
- Posted on: November 15 2000 21:31 EST
- in response to Rashid Jilani
Yes, TopLink is very vendor specific and actually quite invasive to the application server. Thats why I like CoCo Base so much. Its not invasive, ports to every application server, and uses the EJB2 style CMP/BMP subclassiing model.
We use it alot with Sybase EAServer
Dave Wolf
Internet Applications Division
Sybase