Okay,
I made progress. The problem is that Loader.java attempts to load up all
the values by name from the persister.getPropertyTypes call. And it builds
the order of the list of properties to load when it creates the
AbstractEntityPersister by setting the array of types. The problem is that
th
On 16 Oct (16:44), Zhang, John wrote:
> I am new user to hibernate framework. When I started Tomxcat and rum my
> application, I received the following error messages:
>
>
> root cause
> java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError for " Configuration cfg = new
> Configuration();"
http://www.hiberna
I am new user to hibernate framework. When I started Tomxcat and rum my
application, I received the following error messages:
root cause
java.lang.ExceptionInInitializerError for " Configuration cfg = new
Configuration();"
at
com.bsci.clinical.safety.bt.StudyManager.initHibernate(StudyM
Hibernate also seems to always assume objects from different sessions are
dirty. (I'm using saveOrUpdate() in 1.2.5. Maybe this has changed in 2.*?)
Anyway, I need to work around this to be able to use Hibernate in a 3-tier
system. I can only have SQL created when an object is really dirty sinc
Unfortunately, no. I've heard that the jTDS driver is more compliant. But
that's about it. I've also read general posts on forums saying that the jTDS
driver outperforms the Microsoft one, but I don't think any of it is based
on formal testing.
Sandeep.
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From: Eric Pugh
I agree. The Microsoft JDBC driver was purchased by Microsoft from some
other company and is definitly not the best. Do you have links to anything
that compares the performance etc of the two drivers?
Eric
> -Original Message-
> From: Sandeep Dath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thurs
We have a 3-tier Java GUI application using Hibernate as the O/R mapping
layer. We've run into the problem of dealing with updating collections from
other sessions. It seems Hibernate will recreate the collection if the
collection was loaded with a different persisted (see
SessionImpl.prepareColl
Rumors apart, I believe jTDS has very recently moved (in the Hibernate
context) from just another driver to an officially supported driver. At
least that is what I can make out from the supported databases (and drivers)
page.
>From my point of view, that's saying a lot. My reading of Microsoft's
h
Unfortunantly I only have the microsoft one.. I had heard jTDS was better,
and faster, but have never found the evidence to back up that rumor..
Eric
> -Original Message-
> From: Sandeep Dath [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 5:53 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]; [E
Eric,
Have you tried using the jTDS driver? If so, what were your results? I
believe jTDS passed all the Hibernate tests? (Is that a true statement?)
Sandeep
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Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 10:4
I have a unit test demonstrating this issue. I would like to commit it in
test/mssql directory. I also want to commit a couple other unit tests that
demonstate limitations with MSSQL and hibernate. For instance, the standard
tests fail due to some timestamp issues, but it would be nice to show
c
We have a problem with the Microsoft JDBC driver throwing a "can not reread
column" exception. We have discovered that it only appears if the resultset
contains a NTEXT, TEXT or IMAGE column. The driver then imposes the
limitation that columns must be read increasing column indexes and that they
m
On 15 Oct (22:20), Hai Ly wrote:
> I am looking for some success stories with Hibernate. If you have had any success
> with
> Hibernate please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and share your success with
> our team.
> We will use these success stories to convince our manager that going with
Hello,
i have a problem...
I'm trying to create the tables within a session bean in JBoss. I configure
Hibernate to work with the JMX o JBoss and it works. Now i'm want to use
generateSchemeCreationScript or better SchemaExport(cfg).create(...) but
Hibernate seems don's see the properties in jboss-
This is correct behaviour. If the commit() fails, you are supposed to
call rollback(), as described in the Hibernate doco.
Neill Robbins wrote:
Sirs,
I noticed this post on the Spring developer ist. It seemed important enough to make you guys aware of...
Regards,
N
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Doesn't appear as this got through. Trying again...
N
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From: Neill Robbins
Sent: 16 October 2003 09:36
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Subject: Hibernate issue found on [Springframework-developer] - Hibernate
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Importance: Low
Sirs,
I noticed this post on the
Sirs,
I noticed this post on the Spring developer ist. It seemed important enough to make
you guys aware of...
Regards,
N
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Sent: 16 October 2003 05:53
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Hi Everyone,
We are currently trying to justify to our manager
that Hibernate is the way to go.
I am looking for some success stories with
Hibernate. If you have had any success with
Hibernate please send an email to [EMAIL PROTECTED] and share your success with our
team.
We will use the
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