Whatever the issue, it seems specific to 1.1a11 Torque.
Briefly, I fed my project-schema.xml file in and ran "build-project.bat
project-om" to build the required database classes. I then extended one
class to provide a listItems() method that just did a doSelect(criteria)
for the entire table. Result was a null vector.
Rather than try to figure this out (I'm using Turbine on a project with
a tight deadline at the moment), I downloaded 1.1a10, installed it, and
ran my project-schema.xml through that Torque. I collected the resulting
om/* files and replaced all of those in the 1.1a11 om/ directory. I
added the same method again (listItems) that does exactly the same call
to doSelect and it works.
Prior to this, to confirm that JDBC itself was not the problem, I hacked
out a method that used JDBC directly to do the select and that worked as
well.
Net result was that the Torque output from 1.1a11 produced compilable
code that did not produce a valid output. Torque output from 1.1a10
produced compilable code that does, in fact, work as expected.
I am using JDK 1.3 on Windows NT (SP 6, I believe - customer supplied
machine) at the moment.
My current deadline for this is fairly short so I am going to get this
operational in the next 10 days. If I have any free time after that, I
would be glad to return to this and explore it more but for now, I have
a working solution and I need to attend to my client's needs.
Sean Legassick wrote:
>
> On Tue, Feb 27, 2001 at 09:18:06AM -0600, David Ramsey wrote:
> > Sean,
> >
> > Does this mean that the current TDK is broken? If so, that would explain
> > why the one that I just downloaded and started using to setup a
> > customer's site is not working while raw JDBC code is.
>
> No, I don't think that's your problem (you're using 1.1a11 ?). I believe
> the problem came about since that was built.
>
> Perhaps if you provide a bit more information on what problems you
> encountered we could help you troubleshoot it?
>
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