Re: Composite FK

You could try using merge files for specifying the finders you need:

http://boss.bekk.no/boss/middlegen/plugins/cmp20.html
(bottom of page)

.eivind

On Wed, 22 Oct 2003 [email protected] wrote:

> I have a composite FK and would like Middlegen to generate finders for them.
> 
> I have specified:
> 
> 	    <finders>
>                <and>
>                   <indexed/>
> 		  <fk/>
>                </and>
>             </finders>
> 
> ...however, the result is as below (I get finders for the indexed columns,
> but not for the FK (parentKey1, parentKey2).
> 
> Any ideas?
> 
> Don Shade
> 
>  
>  * @ejb.finder
>  *    signature="java.util.Collection findByParentKey1(java.lang.String
> parentKey1)"
>  *    result-type-mapping="Local"
>  *    method-intf="LocalHome"
>  *    query="SELECT DISTINCT OBJECT(o) FROM Child o WHERE o.parentKey1 = ?1"
>  *    description="PARENT_KEY_1 is indexed."
>  *
>  * @ejb.finder
>  *    signature="java.util.Collection findByParentKey2(java.lang.String
> parentKey2)"
>  *    result-type-mapping="Local"
>  *    method-intf="LocalHome"
>  *    query="SELECT DISTINCT OBJECT(o) FROM Child o WHERE o.parentKey2 = ?1"
>  *    description="PARENT_KEY_2 is indexed."
> 
> 
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