I will look into this and try to find a solution.
-Adrian
David E Jones wrote:
One option might be to put this in, but commented out so it is just an example
in a comment. There is at least one other comment with example code for Oracle
in the entity engine, though I can't remember where it i
One option might be to put this in, but commented out so it is just an example
in a comment. There is at least one other comment with example code for Oracle
in the entity engine, though I can't remember where it is right now.
-David
On Dec 6, 2009, at 5:04 AM, Jacopo Cappellato wrote:
> For
For the record, I have finally fixed it by adding the following two converters:
public static class OracleTIMESTAMPToTimestamp extends
AbstractConverter {
public OracleTIMESTAMPToTimestamp() {
super(oracle.sql.TIMESTAMP.class, java.sql.Timestamp.class);
}
p
Hi Jacopo:
Don't know about the converter framework...I seem to remember that
Oracle changed the name of the SQL TIMESTAMP object for more recent
versions (9x or 10i or something like that). So maybe the OFBiz
converter is looking for the TIMESTAMP object in the wrong place or
calling it by a
Thank you Ruth, I will investigate more but... but my guess is that this error
is related to the recent changes for the Converter framework... in fact this
error is happening after the OFBiz upgrade to the trunk.
Jacopo
On Dec 5, 2009, at 7:59 PM, Ruth Hoffman wrote:
> Hey Jacopo:
> I had a s
Hey Jacopo:
I had a similar problem about 9 months ago...depends on the version of
Oracle. But if I remember correctly, you may need to find an Oracle jar
file that supports the TIMESTAMP object and add it to the classpath.
I don't have access to that OFBiz instance anymore so I can't verify
I am getting the following error trying to load seed data in the trunk using an
Oracle DB.
[java] Exception: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException
[java] Message: No converter found for
oracle.sql.TIMESTAMP->java.sql.Timestamp
Any hints on how to fix this?
Jacopo
