Let me be more specific about what's happening...
Not sure why we need to know what your app does; an object has a JDO
identity, set when you persist it, and that identity has to be used
when finding it. If you put in something else then you get an
exception.
When you persist your object what
Ok - before trying to delete the specific Transacation, I'm looping
through all Transactions to check if the delete request parm is the
same as Transaction.getKey().toString [if (trans.getKey().toString
().equals(reqParm)]. This is returning true. Isn't that evidence
enough that the key exists?
Hi,
I'm running the GAE/J dev server via a maven build. It appears that
it rebuilds the target/[project name] directory each build, which
deletes the WEB-INF directory. Consequently my local datastore is
deleted each time I do a build and restart my dev server.
Is there a flag I can pass the
Hello,
What java lib or project would you recommend for development a web
service with security (to give the users the data only according there
role or userName).
Thanks,
-Andrey
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Hi,
You may need to try msg.setSubject(text, utf-8).
This will solve your problem.
BR.
Zhang Yu
On Nov 10, 10:21 am, vincent chan forjobspi...@gmail.com wrote:
I using gae to send email.And the subject and content are chinese!But
I got correct content in chinese and the subject in unknown
Thank you for replay.
I was able to confirm the message that you had done post.
Though you might already have tried.
Was this method tried?
msg.setSubject(text,Big5);
thanks.
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I have been having a lot of trouble with JDO objects not storing, or at
least not storing some of the data. This has been extremely frustrating,
and have thought about giving up on Appengine a few times, because my
current design seems bring out all the bugs in the Datastore/Datanucleus
code.
