database to
hold the
result set but I would think this is pointless duplication of data.
Thanks for your help
Glen
Glen Edwards
Exit41
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When I try to do the following query:
I get the following error:
org.x
Hi Thomas
I have had a similar issue as I am using both JDO and XML and I have had to
do as Keith says and resort to two mapping files: one for XML and one for
JDO. I also ran into a few issues with identities with JDO lazy loading of
collections so I had to use transient identities
in my XML docu
d that the support for IDREFS is there. It is enabled
if you mark a field descriptor as multivalued. But there is
no way to set this flag using a mapping file. So if you can
modify the Castor code you need not flatten your xml.
Hope this helps.
Subramanian
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From: Gl
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Thanks
Glen
I am using the following mapping file:
http://castor.exolab.org/mapping.dtd";>
Size Reference Class
NLS support for Sizes
Glen Edwards
Elm Square Interactive/Exit
Hi again
My query is really on whether the interface itself is too restrictive. Yes I
know I can cast to another type, we are using this for JDO and XML at my
site, but coding to an interface is always preferable to coding to an
implementation.
Glen
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From: Diez Roggisch
. Again I am currently
having to use the implementation here :( As both of these are
defined in the xml I assume (rightly or wrongly) that exposing these would
not cause issues.
Glen Edwards
Elm Square Interactive/Exit41
Three Dundee Park
Andover, MA 01810
978-933-7464
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