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On 2014-04-29 20:15, V wrote:
I saw this post:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11417133/how-to-specify-java-class-version-for-h2-database-user-defined-functions-and-sto
Unfortunately, I don't believe I can compl
Hi,
> I'm overriding 4 classes of the java.io package
In theory, what you do should work, but making it 100% compatible with
java.io.* is very hard, if not impossible: some applications may rely on
implementation details. You could argue this is a bug in the application,
but it's still problemati
Hi,
Yes, "sample" would be nice. With the new storage engine (MVStore), it
should be possible to support it quite easily. It's also good to have for
the query optimizer. There is something similar: "sample_size":
http://h2database.com/html/grammar.html?highlight=SAMPLE_SIZE&search=sample_siz#selec
Hello,
I'm trying to create an H2 function/alias from TeamCity, our Continuous
Integration server using Maven, Flyway, and h2-maven-plugin. TeamCity has
JDK 5, 6, and 7. My project needs to use JDK 6. When I set up TeamCity and
maven-compiler-plugin to use JDK6, I'm still
getting Unsupported
There is a conflict.
The first time through testSimple(), it expects to see an IOException, but it
sees NonWritableChannelException.
The second time through testSimple, it does see an IOException.
So your change is causing it to fail the second time through testSimple().
I suspect that your "ov
I did that. Here's what I see happening.
With testClassPath() disabled, the test certainly progressed further until
it threw, again, the same assertion error on IOException vs
NonWritableChannelException expectation, which I thought I had already
taken care of with my earlier edit.
So what is
Just temporarily comment out the testClasspath() method code, it's not strictly
relevant to your filesystem changes.
On 2014-04-29 10:47, PN wrote:
Thanks for spotting the cause. Since my file-system code will refuse to run
without bootclasspath/p, is there anything I
can do on the H2 side to
You are spot on, only that I wouldn't call it "messing with" :-)
I'm overriding 4 classes of the java.io package (File, FileInputStream,
FileOutputStream, and RandomAccessFile) to allow for a 'transparent' use of
my custom file-system by legacy Java applications that don't know of and,
so, cann
Are you messing with your bootstrap class path?
Because the only way getClass().getClassLoader() returns null is if the class was loaded from the bootstrap class path,
which should not be the case here.
On 2014-04-29 09:54, PN wrote:
which is the following code:
private void testClasspa
On Tuesday, April 29, 2014 10:39:31 AM UTC+5:30, Thomas Mueller wrote:
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> No, TestFileSystem works for me if run alone. What operating system and
> file system do you use? Is your file system read-only maybe?
>
I'm running Fedora 18. No, my file-system is not read-only -- this is the
file-
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