There is something definately weird about that constructor; I've never had it fail a
build, but I have expereinced problems with it in non-standard classloaders (the JMX
MLet one used by JBoss). Anyway, the change doesn't break anything, afaik...
Good luck,
Owen
> Well,
&g
They moved it - it's under the projects page in the developer section now:
http://www.jboss.org/developers/jboss-castor.jsp
Owen
> Refer to the documentation on the JBoss website http://www.jboss.org. I
> think its in the JBoss manual,
>
> Glenn.
>
> -Original Mes
s of the JBoss MLet class
loader...
Cheers
Owen
> the last thing i can think of is..
> find all the castor jars on ur machine, unzip them and decompile the faulty
> file and check for the faulty method name. i'm sure there must be a jar
> which doesn't contain the method
ss isn't actually
building everything it distributes, I'm stumped!
Cheers,
Owen
> Hi Owen,
> I faced a similar problem while using castor with JBoss. I
think you
> are using the latest version of JBoss ie JBoss 2.4.1. You will not
face this
> problem with JBoss 2.2.2.
looks like what was
indicated in the message, nor can I find any evidence of such a call being made.
I've rebuilt the source (which one would have thought would catch a
NoSuchMethodError), but no cigar.
Has anyone seen this, or knows what's going on?? Please help!
Yours, at his
st
to convert the array to a collection as soon as whatever's grabbing it has grabbed it?
If so, where should I look to fix it?
Cheers,
Owen--
Owen Green
Software Developer, Unique Interactive
50 Lisson St, London, NW1 5DF
[EMAIL
Hmm,
Running it out of a servlet probably changes things; servlets are quite a way from
being my strongest point...
Does your database.xml specify a DataSource with a jndi name? (This is the sound
of a man guessing...:-)
hth
Owen
> >>>
> If all you were trying to do is get
That, I agree, is the implication :-) You only get xerces and jndi with the source
distro
afaik.
If all you were trying to do is get a JDO instance going, I'm not sure why you should
be getting those errors. Could you post up your code?
Cheers,
Owen
> Well, I download
Are jndi_[version].jar and xerces_[version].jar in the lib directory of your castor
distribution?
If they are, did you explicitly add them to your classpath? Remember that jar files
have to be added explicitly.
hth
Owen
> Have I missed some documentation somewhere? According to
>
Bruno,
I think XMLSpy will do it.
hth
Owen
> Hi
>
> Unless Castor supports Biztalks schemas, I need to transform Biztalk
> into W3C Schemas in order to be able to generate source code.
> Does anyone know tools that can generate W3C Schemas from Biztalk.
>
> Re
its a string for the time being. Would that break anything?
Cheers
Owen
> Hi,
>
> I'm having a couple of problems with getting import statements to function (the
schema I'm trying
> to generate source for has xml:lang attributes).
>
> If I do this:
>
x
ng
or somesuch with the source generator, and if
so what am I doing wrong?
Thanks
Owen --
Owen Green
Software Developer, Unique Interactive
50 Lisson St, London, NW1 5DF
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://www.uniqueinteractive.co.uk
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If
Having re-read it, with the benefit of coffee, the below isn't legal.
> what wasn't so clear from the schema spec was whether
>
> CCYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ssZ+/-hh:mm
> CCYY-MM-DDThh:mm:ss.SSSZ+/-hh:mm
> are legal
Owen--
Owen Green
Software Developer, Unique Interactive
asonable to make the inclusion or otherwise of each of these
controlable in the castor properties?
Finally, would it be most desireable to just extend the code as it stands in
DateFieldHandler, or to try and implement some kind of
XmlSchemaDateTimeFormat (catchy name, eh?) that extends DateForm
name]Type.java, if the
simple type in question happens to be inside an element.
If people want I'll dust off my somewhat shaky grasp of CVS and try and
post a diff file wilth my
changes.
Cheers,
Owen
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