Hi
I have a schema that uses durations (e.g., xs:duration) types.
I have discovered that Castor uses a short when setting
the milliseconds for a duration.
e.g, consider the following duration string
"PY00M00DT00H00M56.326745125S"
Castor passes the number "326745125" to it's
Duration.setMil
Thanks for the responses! I think I'm going to try
the "pre-iterate" approach as it will allow me to
handle exceptions in the controller tier instead of in
the presentation tier.
I think that sort of flexibility would be greatly
appreciated by people trying to tune their
castor-based application
Jon,
just picking up on one of your questions below, as Patrick has provided answers to
everything else.
Werner
On Thu, 6 May 2004 17:22:43 +0100, Patrick van Kann wrote:
>Hello Jon,
>
>Unfortunately, lazy loading can only be used in short transactions.
>
>The underlying RelationCollection ho
Hello Jon,
Unfortunately, lazy loading can only be used in short transactions.
The underlying RelationCollection holds a relationship to the transaction context in
which the parent object is loaded, which it calls upon to load objects when
iterator.next is called. If you have closed the transac
After turning on logging on my JDBC driver, I noticed
that a seperate query statement was issued for each
child object in a parent child relationship (i.e.
ProductGroup --> Product).
Query "SELECT
AA_PRODUCT_GROUP.PROD_GROUP_ID,AA_PRODUCT.PRODUCT_ID,AA_PRODUCT_GROUP.CATEGORY
FROM AA_PRODUCT_GR
It turns out it was a browser caching issue with
rendering the query results. The change to mapping
did work. Now that I have the relationships working
it brings up a question related to performance and
lazy load, which I'll start in a new email to make
topical searches easier.
--- Bruce Snyder
Kieth,
I tried this too, and it does not work. I downgraded castor to version
castor-0.9.5.2 and it works fine with that.
Could the setWhitespacePreserve() be the culprit ?
Sire Chembiparambil
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