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    kwantm
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    Hi,

    Iam new to myeclipse and eclipse for that matter. I would like to create a cmp entitybean on a table in a mysql database.

    I cannot find in the available documentation howto do the following:

    create a cmp bean
    create/define a db-connection

    Iam using oc4j as my j2ee engine.

    Can anybody help me with this or point me to documentation that I can use to solve this riddle for me. The tools looks nice but without good db support I can do nothing with it 🙁

    Greetz. Marc

    #206263

    Riyad Kalla
    Member

    The tools looks nice but without good db support I can do nothing with it

    We don’t currently support database connection/manipulation/generation directly right now. Our tool is primarily focused (currently) around J2EE/Web Development… so things like Web Apps, EJBs, deployment, deployment descriptor editing, Struts tooling, etc.

    Can you tell us what kind of DB support you were hoping for? We always listen to our users and really decide our roadmaps based on what they want.

    #206264

    kwantm
    Member

    Wel I would like to see the following:

    A wizard with which you can define a db-connection (jdbc thin type) that is translated to the appropirate datasource for the correct j2ee containers (i.e. oc4j, tomcat etc)

    Look at jdeveloper for a hint on how Iam used to it.

    But besides this. How can I build a cmp bean then to connect it onto a existing table??

    #206311

    Scott Anderson
    Participant

    You can start by using our EJB wizard to create a CMP bean template. Then use XDoclet tags to mark up its persistence settings , being sure to use the tags that correspond to the application server you’re using. Remember, CMP is largely container-specific.

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