Mapping CMP Fields Manually
    
    
      In most cases, when you create entity beans from tables, you probably 
      want to map fields automatically. However, you can also build up your 
      mappings from scratch (e.g. when the entity beans don't have a 
      corresponding schema object). You may also need to map CMR fields 
      manually after migrating projects to 10.1.2.
    
    
    To map fields manually: 
    
      - 
        In the Navigator, right-click orion-ejb-jar.xml and chose 
Properties. (You can also right click on a CMP entity bean and choose 
Edit CMP Mappings.) The OC4J EJB Deployment Descriptor dialog opens.
      
- 
        Expand the node for the entity bean you want to map and then expand 
CMP Field Mappings.
      
- 
        Use the New and Delete
 buttons to create and remove mappings manually.
      
      If you migrated projects to 10.1.2 that contain CMP entity beans, you 
      need to fix the CMR relationships.
    
    
      To fix CMR relationships after migrating to 10.1.2:
    
    
      - 
        In the Navigator, right-click orion-ejb-jar.xml and chose 
Properties. (You can also right click on a CMP entity bean and choose 
Edit CMP Mappings.) The OC4J EJB Deployment Descriptor dialog opens.
      
- 
        In the navigation tree on the left of the dialog, expand a CMP Entity 
        bean involved in a CMR relationship and click on the 
CMP Field Mappings child node.
      
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        On the panel in the right of the dialog, select the 
Relationships tab.
      
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        Click the Relationship combo box and 
        select each relationship in turn.
 When each relationship is 
        visited, it will be automatically updated to the
 10.1.2 format.
- 
        Repeat steps 2 through 4 for each CMP Entity bean involved in a CMR 
        relationship.
      
    Related topics
    
      About Attribute Mappings
Mapping Existing Entity Beans to Existing Tables
Mapping Relationships to Existing Tables
    
    
       
    
    
       
    
    
       
    
    
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