Just an FYI. The anonymous CVS servers are 24 hours old from the developer
CVS servers.
So if your looking for the absolute latest changes, you'll have to wait a
day for them to be replicated
to the anonymous servers that us mere mortals have access too :)
Chris
At 04:37 PM 9/11/2003, Mic
Supposedly it is a resources issue on the SF side. Apparently as they move
to bigger/better hardware that problem will go away. There is some docs on
the SF.net site that describes their migration/upgrade plans.
Eric
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Andrea, I was actually going to make the validation even
fussier, by throwing an exception when validation fails, instead of just
logging an ERROR.
This is to avoid a particular large class of problems I see in the forum
I'm a bit scared to let users turn off validation completely! I'm not sur
At 08:15 PM 9/12/2003 +1000, Gavin King wrote:
Forget about the 500 transactions. The problem is
this: with 300-500 objects in the session cache, a
single transaction( with an single object inserted)
takes about one second.
It simply does *not* take a second to dirty check 500 objects, dude.
Nowh
Great!
No, I plan no more "changes" to the DTD. Extensions, perhaps. But there
is now too much existing Hibernate apps that depend upon the current
metadata format.
David Channon wrote:
I have been fine tuning release 2 of the Middlegen plugin and implementing
functionality that is to be found
Hello All,
I am new in this list and I have a little "beginner" problem:
I have one table called "Clientes" in a MySQL database and using the hibernate
framework I can not save a new object at this table.
No error is reported but the object is not insert in the table.
Bellow is the content of
I have been fine tuning release 2 of the Middlegen plugin and implementing
functionality that is to be found only in hibernate 2.1. In this case I am
refering to the
extension to the one-to-one mapping. The extension for foreign key link
allows
one-to-one mappings from Middlegen to work correctly.
If I understand this right you could use this mechanism to tie JAAS / J2EE
declarative security to application data permissions.
I.E. J2EE declarative security handles Authentication (who am I), and
Authorization (can I execute this code), but it doesn't handle can I see
this data. By adding what