Hi Jim,
Indentation is handled by the underlying XML Serializer, which basically
means that Xerces is handling all the indentation.
As far as I know, it's not something that can be fine-tuned. However,
Since the Castor Marshaller can marshal to any SAX ContentHandler or
DocumentHandler, feel fr
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I've looked at the source and off the top of my head (gut feeling) I
think that two oql methods should be supported. ClassicSqlOql for
mappings that can not be supported like mine. And advanced oql for
mappings that can be supported.
When two objects (A and B) with no relation to each other both c
Btw, here are the mapping files for my data as well.
Hi,
We're running into a problem with indented
XML (where org.exolab.castor.indent=true in castor.properties for editing/readability
purposes), where the extra spaces being added to a string field in order
to indent it are causing the field to get too big (and fail constraints
later). While we c
Good morning all. Yesterday I tried checking out a fresh new CVS copy
to see if it would solve another problem I ran into. However, when I
checked it out, compiled it, and set it as my current library a new
problem arose.
When I tried to load my objects from the database castor was saying
that i
Bruce Snyder a écrit :
>
> Philip DONAGHY wrote:
>
> > I'm just throwing this out there because I could really use a join
> > syntax in Castor JDO. I would like to keep the select as a simple object
> > but the from and where clauses would look something like this.
> >
> > SELECT Org
> >
> > FROM
