Hi.
I sent a patch via SourceForge to support quoted SQL identifiers.
See:
https://sourceforge.net/tracker/?func=detail&atid=428710&aid=630661&grou
p_id=40712
Thanks.
Jean-Francois
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Ok.
As described shortly in my last email concerning this matter I had a
configuraiton
where the Class could not be found neither via the lookup or by comparing
isAssignable - even
though it was a Class with the same name.
The problem was that it was loaded by another classloader (this can happen
This is part of a preprocessing phase where we scan the query for Java
classes that *aren't* mapped in the mapping document and turn the single
query into n queries against the n implementors of that interface. So that
method says: if the passed token is the class name of an unmapped class,
return
Hi!
Just to be nitty-gritty...
My name is: Max Andersen, not Max Anderson as it is stated in the changelog.
Anderson is a Swedish/Norwegian name, and Andersen is a Danish name - and
i'm a Dane :)
/max
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i agree, my preference is that these messages should be info, not warn. however,
hibernate internally uses jakarta commons-logging, so i don't quite know how the
logging level is controlled with that. i won't have a chance to look at it for a
couple days.
brad
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