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| + | This example shows an extension to an existing use case where the Web service exposes the results of executing some custom SQL SELECT statements; however, the 'shape' of the returned result is determined at design-time, not runtime. | ||
| − | + | Under normal circumstances, executing some custom SQL <tt>SELECT</tt> statement returns <code>java.sql.ResultSet</code>'s from which one can determine the name and datatype of the columns of information. Since this information is not available until the SQL is executed at runtime, DBWS has a | |
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| + | Currently, DBWS determines the 'shape' of the returned result at the time the <tt>SELECT</tt> statement is executed (i.e. at runtime, not design-time). For example, the following <tt>DBWSBuilder</tt> file produces a SXF (Simplified XML Format) document where the element tag names are direct copies of column names: | ||
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Revision as of 14:07, 13 June 2011
EclipseLink DBWS Service based on schema-formatted Results from custom SQL SELECT statements
This example shows an extension to an existing use case where the Web service exposes the results of executing some custom SQL SELECT statements; however, the 'shape' of the returned result is determined at design-time, not runtime.
Under normal circumstances, executing some custom SQL SELECT statement returns java.sql.ResultSet's from which one can determine the name and datatype of the columns of information. Since this information is not available until the SQL is executed at runtime, DBWS has a
Currently, DBWS determines the 'shape' of the returned result at the time the SELECT statement is executed (i.e. at runtime, not design-time). For example, the following DBWSBuilder file produces a SXF (Simplified XML Format) document where the element tag names are direct copies of column names: