Hi Victor,
Actually it is not possible for both your question ;+(.
Adding a DOCTYPE declaration in your XML should be possible in the future if
we allow more acces to the serializer through Castor (like setting the indentation at
runtime,
setting the ecnoding, etc...).
Arnaud
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>Am I totally misunderstanding what the 'array' collection mapping
signifies,
>or is there
>a problem here?
Array --> Object[]
And, array is not support in Castor JDO.
Thomas
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so just to be absolutely clear,
we are using timestamp in the mapping
for example (cut right from our mapping files)
we are not converting the date to a string.
what are you specifying as the column type in oracle for a datetime?
btw:
Source code generator as you said does not generate the methods that
JDO expects and so
I ran into the sam eproblem, eneded up modifying a little bit of code...
its not complete by any means but can be a good starting point.
cheers,
Sudhir
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From: Owen [mailto:[EMA
Hi,
When marshalling a Java object to XML I found that the fields of the
parent Java class are output after the fields from the current class.
Is there an easy way to reverse this. I want to ouput the fields from
the base class first and then followed by the derived classes.
Thanks.
Subramanian
Hi all,
I have a feeling that I've got the wrong end of the stick entirely about this...
I have a load of source generated by the sourcegen from a schema that I also want
to persist. Given that the source generator, for whatever reason, made all the
collection getters and setters in my classe
I'm using oracle (8.1.7) and using castor fine with timestamps.
In your query bind using a java.util.Date eg.
OQLQuery q = db.getOQLQuery("select ...");
q.bind(new java.util.Date());
etc.
In your mapping.xml specify the field of interest as a timestamp type:
That should work fine (
I have attached updates to two files within the SourceGenerator and one
validator which address the following bugs:
1) When an XML Schema type of NMTOKENS is used, the generated code uses a
NameValidator instance configured to validate a single NMTOKEN. By extending
the NameValidator to accep
Hi
I have a problem with the next code:
JDO jdo = null;
Database db = null;
try{
jdo = new JDO();
jdo.setLogWriter( null );
jdo.setClassLoader( getClass().getClassLoader() );
jdo.setConfiguration( getClass().getResource(
we definitely ARE doing the following, take the date, get the time (as long)
and make a java.sql.timestamp and bind that to the castor token
new java.sql.Timestamp(auditDate.getTime())
I'm not sure what is meant by castor "may" convert it, but I do know this:
oracle needs dates in the format tha
Title: Using Castor inside an applet
I am trying to use Castor for XML/Java marshalling and unmarshaling inside an applet. However, that does not work because during umarshaling following method gets called:
Configuration.loadProperties(...)
That method attempts to read system prope
Title: RE: [castor-dev] XML problems using inheritance in schema
Actually, I have for a long time been wondering what the expected behavior of extending a choice is supposed to be.
If I have a content moel (A | B), and I extend it with (C | D) I would expect the resulting content model to be
Hi,
My table has a char(5) field that is not always full. "CA " is a value in
the table. When I search against the table using an OQLQuery like:
OQLQuery query = db.getOQLQuery(
"SELECT c FROM CodeValue c " +
"WHERE value = $1" );
query.bind( "CA " ); // With 3 blanks
I g
hi,
was trying out Castor JDO (0.9.3) with oracle database. I have a column
in a table which has datatype set to int. If i try to give the datatype as
integer (as is given in the example program) in my mapping file for sql, i
get an exception namely
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.Abs
Arnaud,
After some more testing and debugging we came to the conclusion that it's
the combination
of inheritence with a construction that causes castor to fail.
I'd be glad to help, but I need some guidance of where to start for
solving this bug.
Regards,
Michel
I agree - this doesn't look an Oracle problem to me.
Much more likely you're using the wrong type in your code -
use timestamp rather than date.
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