PW,
I did the work to understand log4j and you're right, it is amazingly
powerful. I added a new appender to my configuration in log4j.xml
because all the literature I found said that the .properties approach
was being deprecated. However, this has not worked, so I'm going to
try your method fro
--- In flexcoders@yahoogroups.com, "Jeff Vroom" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It is now trying
> to do conflict detection on its own by comparing the previous version
> with a version of the hibernate object it loads into that session. That
> won't be transactionally correct unless you are using a
> All-in-all a very worthwhile exercise and my dev environment is now
> more under my control.
Good to hear. was just replying to your previous post in this thread,
and now I see you got it figured out. Excellent.
>
> I still can't figure out how to turn on debug logging in Hibernate,
See this
Hi guys,
I have made a post in similar vein to this one, and had a couple
comments. I agree that when possible, using managed associations and
individual destinations for each side of the association is a best
approach. However I'm running into issues with the "hierarchical
values" approach you m
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