Hi
I'm working on changing to JPA to talk to my database. But I seem to
have encountered some problems.
My tables named similar to: MyTable so I tell my JPA class that it
belongs to MyTable but then it looks for MYTABLE and ofcourse it can't
find it.
When using SQL I have simply used Select *
Hi Micke,
Which JPA implementation are you using? Did you have the JPA
implementation create the tables for you? JPA 2.0 will help to
clarify the case behavior semantics.
Regards
Lance
On Jan 26, 2009, at 3:38 AM, Mikael Sundberg wrote:
Hi
I’m working on changing to JPA to talk to my
Hi again, im using hibernate, and no the tables where already there
since its an existing database.
/Micke
From: lance.ander...@sun.com [mailto:lance.ander...@sun.com]
Sent: den 26 januari 2009 15:29
To: Derby Discussion
Subject: Re: derby and jpa
Hi Micke,
Which JPA implementation
~hey all
I am now trying to port my application to a multi-user environment using
Derby, and I am having some trouble connecting to the server. I am
getting a connection refused error.
I've read the guides and tried several things with no resolution, so I'm
looking for a little hwlp.
Using
Rafn, Mark wrote:
~hey all
Hello Mark,
See my reply below.
I am now trying to port my application to a multi-user environment
using Derby, and I am having some trouble connecting to the server. I
am getting a connection refused error.
I've read the guides and tried several things with
Mikael Sundberg wrote:
Hi again, im using hibernate, and no the tables where already there
since its an existing database.
/Micke
This might help
http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/reference/en/html/mapping-quotedidentifiers.html
Note that JPA doesn't specify how to support quoted
Rafn, Mark wrote:
~hey all
I am now trying to port my application to a multi-user environment using
Derby, and I am having some trouble connecting to the server. I am
getting a connection refused error.
I've read the guides and tried several things with no resolution, so I'm
looking for
