> @FetchGroup(name="myGroup", member...@persistent(name="points")})
Yes, it works! Thanks a lot. I can live with this solution.
> In your logging.properties file, change the level from WARNING ( to
> FINEST to see everything).
It worked also. Just one point. I get the DataNucleus logs in a
forei
> It worked also. Just one point. I get the DataNucleus logs in a
> foreign language. My PC is Windows Vista, language Spanish-Mexico. I
> suspect DataNucleus is guessing the language from JRE.
Actually uses the Locale.getDefault() value at initialisation, so
since the PC is in "es" then you get
> Actually uses the Locale.getDefault() value at initialisation, so
> since the PC is in "es" then you get "es" :-)
> Y si no quieras español, ¿porque tener el PC así? jeje.
I can not get used to mm/dd/ date format, no way!
> Change your default JRE Locale to be "en" is the only way.
I though
