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Date: Tue, 02 Mar 2004 16:13:18 +0200
From: Andras Balogh <andras@reea.net>
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To: Apache Torque Users List <torque-user@db.apache.org>
Subject: Re: simple join problem
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    Hello Travis,

    I think there currently there is no method to allow passing a 
Connection object also.
I see 3 possibilities:
1) Let Torque get the Connection the same way you get it
(see in torque.properties there is an option also for jndi and I think 
also more,
maybe you can make a connection factory of your own For torque ??)
2) Modify the generate process to add an extra parameter Connection in 
the *Peer join methods
3) Move the whole method from Base*Peer to *Peer by hand
and modify  there to have a 2 parameter (Criteria,Connection )

Best wishes,
Andras.

Travis.Prescott@novainfo.com wrote:

>Andras,
>Of course, when you use the "addJoin" & not the "add", it works just fine.
>Any idea how to use your own connection when using the *Peer join methods?
>As I mentioned, I need to have the application server manage the datasource
>for me so I have been using the methods that take a connection as well as a
>Criteria.
>
>Travis
>
>  
>


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