On Sun, Jun 04, 2000 at 05:51:30PM -0700, Moshiul Shovon wrote:
Hello,
I am using the the Peer Model for my db access. I am
using MySQL.
The MySQL syntax allows something like "LIMIT 0, 20",
which will only fetch the first 20 records. Is it
possible to achieve similar functionality
I have been looking at the action event architecture and I think it may
be missing something. (I may be volunteering to implement it here if my
skills are good enough and it is not a redundant or bad idea). For each
button pressed on a for there is a corresponding function
doActionblahblah.
Hi,
Now I've all the default things in place. I'm also getting the Turbine's
default Welcome screen also.
Now, I'm writing my own application to test out all the (or atleast the
main) features of Turbine. I've started with my own Welcome screen.
I've modified the TurbineResources.properties
Hi, all.
Sorry for the off-topic post. This is mostly for Dave Bryson, but I'd appreciate
help from anyone. ;-)
I assume (based on your .sig) that you're using Emacs. Do you know how to turn
tabs off completely? In my own code, I add the following line:
-*- Mode: Java; indent-tabs-mode: nil
I am not an expert at MySQL, but I think I remember someone saying that
LIMIT does not really save you anything. The db just selects everything and
then throws away the extra results. You can do this yourself and probably
more intelligently.
Where does the LIMIT constraint go in a SELECT?
Christopher Elkins wrote:
Sorry for the off-topic post. This is mostly for Dave Bryson, but I'd appreciate
help from anyone. ;-)
[...]
which works on a per-file basis. Therefore, I assumed that by adding the
following line:
(setq indent-tabs-mode nil)
Since that variable is buffer
John McNally wrote:
If you are selecting one action from a group, I think the current scheme
could be used without modification. If you are wanting to be able to choose
multiple actions, modifications would be needed, but I am not sure how
general purpose this could be made. How are you
On Mon, Jun 05, 2000 at 09:07:09AM -0700, John McNally wrote:
I am not an expert at MySQL, but I think I remember someone saying that
LIMIT does not really save you anything. The db just selects everything and
then throws away the extra results. You can do this yourself and probably
more
However as it happens the mm.mysql JDBC drivers for MySQL read
the whole resultset into memory immediately, and then ResultSet.next
just reads out of memory. This makes the architecture of the LargeSelect
class pretty much useless as it is on MySQL, unless it is modified
to use 'LIMIT' as
(This does mean that SqlExpression is being smart about only quoting
Strings, but will blindly shove UPPER() around anything. I guess as
SqlExpression is meanly intended as an internal class to support
BasePeer this doesn't matter too much...)
Upper() does not belong in SQLExpression. It
Hi
I've been taking a look at the Castor service in Turbine, and I have some
minor questions.
1. The getJDO() method currently is:
public JDO getJDO ()
{
JDO jdo = new JDO (databasename);
jdo.setLogWriter (logger);
return jdo;
}
This means every time
Hi, I am trying to decide between a couple of opensource packages like
turbine to develop an opensource app and I have a couple of
functionality questions.
1. I am looking to create an app that will provide a gui(html) front
end that is accessible via https. What is the best way to do this
On Mon, Jun 05, 2000 at 11:46:51AM -0700, John McNally wrote:
However as it happens the mm.mysql JDBC drivers for MySQL read
the whole resultset into memory immediately,
This does not seem to be a very good design for the driver, but I shouldn't
talk I've never written one. Anyone know
On Mon, Jun 05, 2000 at 11:59:13AM -0700, John McNally wrote:
Upper() does not belong in SQLExpression. It is not a standard SQL function
(MySQL may not include it).
MySQL does include it, but the wrinkle is that it always does
case-insensitive string matching, unless you use a 'BINARY'
Leon Messerschmidt wrote:
Hi
I've been taking a look at the Castor service in Turbine, and I have some
minor questions.
1. The getJDO() method currently is:
public JDO getJDO ()
{
JDO jdo = new JDO (databasename);
jdo.setLogWriter (logger);
return
--- John McNally [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Note that if I have a fairly
complicated Where clause (IN is generally means
complex enough), I just add
the entire clause as a Custom criteria. I know the
syntax is messy, but it
comes in handy once in a while.
Can you give me some example
On Mon, 05 Jun 2000, you wrote:
(setq-default indent-tabs-mode nil) ;; save spaces instead of tabs
Thanks! That's exactly what I needed.
You can also add the 4 to comply with the coding standards :-)
(setq-default tab-width 4 indent-tabs-mode nil)
--
dave
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I have been working on an e-commerce application using Turbine/WM for a few
months. I started it using FreeMarker, but switched to WebMacro since there
appeared to be more developer interest and it is supposed to become
available under a better license. I have been fairly busy as of late and
On Fri, Jun 02, 2000 at 11:25:07PM +, Sean Legassick wrote:
I don't see the problem.
Sorry to followup my own email, but I had a couple of further
thoughts:
Firstly Dave, you've done a huge part of the WebMacro integration, so
when it comes down to it I'm not going to go ahead and do
On Mon, 05 Jun 2000, you wrote:
(setq-default indent-tabs-mode nil) ;; save spaces instead of tabs
Thanks! That's exactly what I needed.
You can also add the 4 to comply with the coding standards :-)
(setq-default tab-width 4 indent-tabs-mode nil)
Great! I just added this to the
I mentioned awhile back about building on to the DataBaseMapBuilderTask
to have a Ant task that would also generate the Peers and DataObjects
from the DB schema. Since some of you expressed an interest in this I
thought I'd give you an update where it's at:
The initial idea was to use WebMacro
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