The Hibernate 3 migration guide can be found at: -
http://www.hibernate.org/250.html
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Hi. I guess you've probably sorted this for now, but for other viewers:
I was having a similar problem, and found that changing this:
net.sf.hibernate.dialect.MySQLDialect
to this:
org.hibernate.dialect.MySQLDialect
--> worked.
took me 3 damn days...
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can you show me an example? i have the same problem, but i can't solve it
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Answer to this is as follows:
1. ensure that the 10g version of ojdbc14.jar is deployed to server/default/lib
(if using default)
2. write method to obtain BLOB from table and write it to an OutputStream (in
this example has been placed in a class called ProductBO - see 3 below)
public vo
See
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I have a similar problem with Ingres. I use byte[] without a @LOB annotation.
public setMasterMac(byte[] masterMac) {
this.masterMac = masterMac;
}
When I try to insert a value into the databese (the column is of type "long
binary") I got error
Caused by: java.lang.ClassCastException: [B
Just post the full descriptor and let me look at it.
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I didn't add any special descriptor.
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NOT JBoss is complaining about a NULL value, it's your underlying database.
Have you specified a default for your column within your table SQL DDL
statement ?
Regards
Ulf
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I have updated jbosscmp-jdbc.xml to be as follows, and I get the same behavior:
Subject
Subject
id
id
name
name
description
description
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Hello,
I'm not 100% certain, but you might try using the XA DataSource that ships with
Pointbase (com.pointbase.xa.xaDataSource).
Also, the following is cut and pasted directly from the Pointbase Developer
documentation:
Important Note
To successfully run your XA application with PointBase, y
Can you post the contents of your ejb-jar.xml and wrap it in [ code ][ / code ]
tags without the spaces so that it displays correctly.
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I checked my descriptors and there is nothing about the hypersonic DB...
Can somebody give tell me the steps to perform?
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I'm having the same problem and when I look in the ehcache-1.1.jar the
ehcache-failsafe.xml file is there. Would someone please tell me how to fix
this WARN!
SPECIFIC LOG MESSAGE:
WARN [Configurator] No configuration found. Configuring ehcache from
ehcache-failsafe.xml faound in the classpat
I've checked 3.2.7 - the same situation.
I think it is time to issue bug.
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It turned out to be a MySQL driver issue with 3.1. I went back to 3.0 and it
works fine.
Thanks
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The code within the session bean is looking up the datasource in the
java:comp/env namespace that is specific to the session bean.
Had you tried writing your session bean against the Hypersonic datasource first?
Have you added any entries to the deployment descriptor of your session bean
that l
Ok, my last post was stupid and a case for the beginner's corner. a jbuilder
2005 problem.
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Supongo que hablarás Español, así que voy a contestarte así, sino no hablas
Español, avisame y te lo escribo en ingles. Para agregar otro datasource, tenés
que simplemente agregar otra rama de tu local-tx-datasource...
entiendes??
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I alse added the Microsofts sql server drivers in the lib folder, sp4 I think.
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i have generally problems to insert datas into my mysql-table at ejbCreate or
ejbPostCreate. For example:
| public Integer ejbCreate(Integer idcompanyuser, Integer companyid,
|String username) throws CreateException {
| setIdcompany(companyid); // -> work
anonymous wrote : make sure you are in a transaction with "Required" attribute
setting
i've checked and it is 'required'.
anonymous wrote : Also dont use the EJBQLToSQL92DCompiler in deploy desc.
Not used
As triathlon98 says, it is similar in 4.0.2 so probably 3.2.7 also. And I have
100+ beans,
Do not use unknown-pk and move auto-increment to id column.
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make sure you are in a transaction with "Required" attribute setting. Also dont
use the EJBQLToSQL92DCompiler in deploy desc.
If that doesnt work, try CMR left join read ahead feature. that definitely
works. basically get your B attrs when you get your A's into the global cache.
use 3.2.7, not
no yaar i am still struck with that...
and i badly need it.
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Have you had any success with this?
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I am having the same problematic behaviour in JBoss 4.0.2. In fact, I have the
impression that it worked in earlier versions. If only I knew for sure when it
worked...
Joachim
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Could someone confirm if it is normal behaviour or bug or my wrong
configuration?!?
It really kills performance.
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Hello,
you may try p6spy
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Yes, sorry it was late when I was replying to your posts, the full DOCTYPE
should be: -
| http://www.jboss.org/j2ee/dtd/jbosscmp-jdbc_4_0.dtd";>
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Darranal, It's working!
I just had to change the DOCTYPE in your post from 'jboss' to 'jbosscmp-jdbc'.
Thanks again;
-nat
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I am using CMP. I use ant to create the descriptors. I found that
* @ejb.transaction
*type="Required"
*
this is in the declaration. I believe this is like this because we are using a
Oracle database. How can I get this to work?
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Because the spec says the folder is to be called 'META-INF', if you use lower
case that is effectively a different folder name.
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How on earth could renaming the META-INF directory follow the spec?
I am having the same problem with the EAR not deploying the SAR's it contains
on 4.0.2.
Tried everything, and if I have to go to the point of renaming the META-INF
directory everytime I would rather switch app servers.
View
Please,
Does anybody help me with this problem ? I'm in trouble... :)
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Thanks again for your reply tomerbd2, the method in the entity bean is
public abstract byte[] getImagen();
public abstract void setImagen(byte[] imagen);
In the SessionBean i call getImagen() and pass its return value to the
ImagenMamo constructor, this class is serializable.
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what the method signature of the image in your entity bean
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Maybe it was pickin up the old jbosscmp-jdbc.xml because I just did a 'clean'
rebuild, redploy and now its complaining about the jbosscmp-jdbc.xml (I lifted
it out of your post.)
| Error message: Document root element "jbosscmp-jdbc", must match DOCTYPE
root "jboss".
Seems like I need to stu
Maybe it was pickin up the old jbosscmp-jdbc.xml because I just did a 'clean'
rebuild, redploy and now its complaining about the jbosscmp-jdbc.xml (I lifted
it out of your post.)
| Error message: Document root element "jbosscmp-jdbc", must match DOCTYPE
root "jboss".
Seems like I need to stu
Sorry, I have just double checked and I made a mistake regarding the name to
use within the query.
The is the value to use in the query not the bean name,
this value is just used within the queries. Some people reccomend that you
keep this the same as your bean name, that is where I had the t
Thanks for replie, i still have the problem, when i retrieve the image in the
client application and exception happens
Caused by: java.io.NotSerializableException: sun.awt.windows.WImage
at java.io.ObjectOutputStream.writeObject0(ObjectOutputStream.java:1054)
at
java.io.ObjectOut
. alas... no go.
Please, here is a copy of my ejb-jar.xml. (The name of the sql table is
`TypeG`.)
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| http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee";
| xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance";
| xsi:schemaLocation="http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee
| http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/j2ee/e
Thank you very much!
Hope to report with success soon.
-nat
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If you have a look in the docs folder of your JBoss installation you will find
a dtd and schema folder, these two folders contain the dtd's and schemas that
describe the layouts of the various deployment descriptors. This is the best
place to start when trying to work out the structure of the f
"darranl" wrote : Have you got a jbosscmp-jdbc.xml deployment descriptor being
deployed with your entity bean?
|
Yes. I copied the standardjbosscmp-jdbc.xml over and modified the datasource,
leaving all other settings the same. (It is using the correct datasource per
this file.)
anonymous
Have you got a jbosscmp-jdbc.xml deployment descriptor being deployed with your
entity bean? Inside that deployment descriptor you can specify the name that
should be used for the table in a element within the element.
The name within the EJB-QL is the name of the EJB which is not allways the
To complete..
I using sync-on-commit-only==false and it did not work too.
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PChandra,
I realy think this is true...
sync-on-commit-only == delay-updates-until-end-of-tx
But, I tried use sync-on-commit-only==false and it did not work.
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hi!
You are not alone. I tried today to create my MySQL-tables by my ejbs. if they
already exist and the alter-table - value is true, jbossas wants to duplicate
the primary-column in my table. i can understand my mysql-db, why it says:
"Stupid boy! Why do you want to duplicate a column?". Sounds
for a start just use byte[] as your method type it would be converted
automatically to corresponding default data type in the database
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"rogermori" wrote :
| Since the file /server/defatul/conf/standardjbosscmp-jdbc.xml
| allows only one entry for a datasource element,
| How can I configure both datasources ?
|
What are you trying to achieve?
An entity can only be associated with a single datasource, if you want
dif
If you are letting the database generate your primary keys for you there is
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You did not say which JBoss version you are using so I am assuming that you are
using JBoss 4. The application server guide contains a chapter for the CMP
container, secion
Concerning this issue, a bug report has just been posted, please see:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-1941
Nicolas
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SQL in SessionBean is spagethi code (or at least anti-pattern). Use Entity Bean
for it.
Mapping for PostgreSQL is:
java.lang.Object
VARBINARY
BYTEA
Did you try such field in entity?
(I use String and TEXT for very long texts and works perfec
What does your configuration file look like in order to use the JTA with hib3
in Jboss4 with JNDI? We can't get our's figured right.
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I solved this by using the org.hibernate Dialects. Guess the classes moved
packages in Hibernate 3.
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IMHO the method of setting fk field as nullable is the best and easiest
solution. See page before how to achieve it in XDoclet.
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Hi Anupama,
I have not configred Jboss with Oracle , but I had got a good link which
explains on how to configure Jboss with different DB's check it out...
http://www.onjava.com/pub/a/onjava/2004/02/25/jbossjdbc.html#ejbs
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regards,
Ravi
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Hi Stefan,
thanks for your response .
I had tried with Read-ahead but did not give any change and later tired with
lazy-loadgroup
I was able to reduce the total number of query which was reapeating more than
200 times to 50times by
using the Loadgroup and lazy load group tag in jbosjdbc-cmp.
Look at the type mapping configuration section of the cmp2 engine in the
admin/devel guide.
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Hi Ravi,
one possibility of tuning CMP permormance is the definition of load groups
read-ahead strategies. Example from the docs (it's from jboss 3.2 so I don't
know if it is exactly the same in jboss 4)
Define load group for the entity bean:
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| basic
| name
| nickName
| badne
A lot! Thanks!
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sblezard - I'm getting the same class cast exception - was this ever bugged and
if so, was it fixed? Or did you figure out a work around?
Thanks!
John
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Yes, I did find a solution. The details:
1) For the data model, I specify a single (auto_increment) field for primary
key and single field for a 'parent' key. Then I create a 'unique index' on the
logical key (e.g., productID) and parentKey. My 'product' table follows:
| create table if
Hi,
I solved the problem by adding the line
true
to my entity bean container configuration (which is included in the "Standard
CMP 2.x EntityBean" configuration by default in jboss 3.2.7, but I used my old
standardjboss.xml in which it was missing).
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Stefan
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"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : Hi guys !
|
| I had this problem. It 's that you must understand the way to think when
you describe your relations.
|
| Here is something that will help you :
|
| =
|
|
| Company-Division
|
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : I'm running:
| - JBoss 3.2.3
| - Xdoclet 1.2.1
| - MySQL 4.0.21
| - Linux RedHat 9
|
| I have what seems to be a rather classic data model:
|
| Items:
| - itemId
| - price
| - cost
| - size
| - productId
|
| Products:
found the solution:
1. updated database isolation level to read commited
2. the selects from this table are select for update
3. commit option C for this table
now everything is fine :)
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"qiuwg" wrote : "d-rock" wrote : Removing all of the hibernate classes +
dependencies solved this.
|
|
| Apparently, I didn't have any hibernate jars in my war file, but I still
have the same problem. I am using the Struts. And also I did one testing, once
I directly use servlet or JSP p
"d-rock" wrote : Removing all of the hibernate classes + dependencies solved
this.
Apparently, I didn't have any hibernate jars in my war file, but I still have
the same problem. I am using the Struts. And also I did one testing, once I
directly use servlet or JSP page, it works fine, ...
Any
I found the solution, i created a SessionBean and put all PostgreSQL specific
code there to store the file.
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CMR can only be used with local interfaces.
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OS: Windows 2000
JBoss:4.0.2
EJB3.0:Preview 5
hibernate.hbm2ddl.auto=update
no matter alter-table is set or not:
when there is a property added in entity bean, there is a field added. :)
when there is a property deleted in entity bean, nothing changed in db table. :(
Is that a issue not implement
Make sure your ear does not contain the hibernate jar or dependency libs
(cglib, dom4j, etc). It appears to be a classloader issue that ends up
generating more than one singleton to map the SessionFactory.
Derek
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Removing all of the hibernate classes + dependencies solved this.
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"adellechiaie" wrote : Which version of Sybase ASE (I suppose) are you using???
| Until ASE 11.9.2 only TransactSQL left outer join syntax is supported
(t1*=t2), from 12.0 and after (12.5.x) also the ANSI syntax is supported (left
outer join t1 on t2.id=t1.id).
| Ciao
|
Thank you very muc
Which version of Sybase ASE (I suppose) are you using???
Until ASE 11.9.2 only TransactSQL left outer join syntax is supported (t1*=t2),
from 12.0 and after (12.5.x) also the ANSI syntax is supported (left outer join
t1 on t2.id=t1.id).
Ciao
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Hi,
Thanks for the response. Yes we did download the driver that was specified for
our versions of PostgreSQL and JRE. We are currently using a JDBC 3.0 driver
and I am wondering if this could be causing any problems.
Cheers
Roger
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Might be a driver issue.
Did you update the JDBC driver, too? (http://jdbc.postgresql.org/download.html)
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I ended up deploying Hibernate3 on JBoss 4.0.0 as a SAR using the
org.hibernate.jmx.HibernateService mbean instead of as a HAR. This seems to
work well.
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I got similar problem, although it happened to my own mbeans. The mbean is
loaded before the datasource is bound. Therefore the mbean keeps compaining
about the datasource.
Anybody has any idea? I use jboss 4.0.2 but found the same thing on 4.0.1.
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Moved to user forum.
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In the deployment-descriptor of your SessionBean you either declare wether to
use container managed or bean managed transaction demarcation.
In case of container managed transaction, check if the trans-attribute is e.g.
"Required".
In case of bean managed TX, programmatically obtain the UserTra
When speaking of the Oracle DATE type:
You are going to loose precision when mapping java.util.Date to DATE.
The former has a resolution of milliseconds, the latter only keeps full
seconds. You might better want to map java.util.Date to Oracle's TIMESTAMP(3)
type.
http://www.oracle.com/technolo
The invocation of OracleResultSetImpl.getLong() that is shown in the stacktrace
puzzles me. It seems that it's not JBoss' CMP engine that is calling this
method. Instead the stacktrace tells that KingPackageGeneratorProcess is
calling this directly.
Anyway, using java.util.Date with Oracle work
Yes, it works.
But mind to copy common-collections.jar to jboss-4.0.2\server\default\lib and
not to jboss-4.0.2\lib (where it was located in JBoss 4.0.1).
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I think I found root cause for my issue. Though the read-only beans do not get
locked into transactions, invocation lock still exists. In other words, only
one thread can access a bean instance at a time.
But, does this still cause transaction dead-locks? If it does, what's the
purpose of conf
I had the same error as Ramarao (also using Postgres 8.0). I tried the
suggestion by Peter, but still the same message (which I repeat below without
typos)
java.sql.SQLException: ERROR: column "xyz" is of type boolean but expression is
of type character
After experimenting, I got it to work b
The older JBoss versions do not have this particular file. So anyone who
encounters this problem use JBoss 3.2.5 or newer.
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You can find it in ofbiz.org. But I have tried it, it still doesn't work.
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See http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=64652
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A lot of people are posting about this issue. I've opened a JIRA case:
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBAS-1858
Derek
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My mistake in earlier post, I was little confused as all other CMPs in my
project does not have getter and those still works!!
Anyway I tried putting getter methods in PK class but still getting same error.
The query jboss is generating is missing FROM a expression before FROM.
It is generating
Hi, can you please tell me what did you mean by getters on PK class?
I'm getting the same problem and not able to find what is wrong in my query or
PK class. Thanks.
PK class is as follow:
public class SMPPAgentProfileParmsPK implements Serializable {
| //
I've been working on this one in:
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See if you get similar results in your server.log please.
Derek
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OK, I think I'm on the right track. I've traced the error messages:
2005-05-27 18:59:57,104 DEBUG [org.hibernate.impl.SessionFactoryObjectFactory]
JNDI lookup: hibernate/LocMasterFactory
2005-05-27 18:59:57,104 DEBUG [org.hibernate.impl.SessionFactoryObjectFactory]
lookup: uid=ff808081042091fb01
OK, this is starting to look like a stupid configuration issue. Please, someone
with more experience step in. Here's what I've done so far:
1. I made a single JSP called "test.jsp" that I placed in a directory called
"test.war" in my deployment dir. When I run it, I get this:
Context = [EMAIL P
I've been looking at the code for the JBoss Hibernate MBean and I don't see
anything glaring. I'm wondering if maybe for some reason the Tomcat
InitialContext is different from the JBoss InitialContext. If that were the
case then you wouldn't be able to look up things in Tomcat that had been
re
If you look higher up in your logs, you'll probably find the line:
[SessionFactoryObjectFactory] Not binding factory to JNDI, no JNDI name
configured
This seems to be something new to 4.0.2/Hib3, but JIRA's down at the moment so
I can't look to see if there are any bug reports out.
Derek
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sure can i send to your email or just post it
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