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> Hi!
>
>
>>Since JAWS just uses .equals to check if a field needs to be updated,
>>you should be able to write a Collection whose .equals method does a
>>'deep' compare. If you do this, remember to implement
>>hashCode similarly
>>(not really needed by JAWS, but it
Hi!
> Since JAWS just uses .equals to check if a field needs to be updated,
> you should be able to write a Collection whose .equals method does a
> 'deep' compare. If you do this, remember to implement
> hashCode similarly
> (not really needed by JAWS, but it's always a good practice to have
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> Hi,
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>>
>>true
>>false
>>false
>>false
>>300
>>false
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> I would move your false from the
> into your that has Vector field. I hardly believe
> that you want to switch off tuned updates for _all_ CM
Hi,
>
>true
>false
>false
>false
>300
>false
>
I would move your false from the
into your that has Vector field. I hardly believe
that you want to switch off tuned updates for _all_ CMP beans... This is
nice feature and works almost all
ore java object in the database, which not
contains array or vector.
Igor
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: Igor Rabinovich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: RE: [JBoss-user] Urgent: storing vector in the database
> I did not define any new sql type for vector. Vector is java.lang.Object.
I
> don't have any problems wit
What does it mean: switch of the tuned updates for the bean? Where?
Igor
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what sql type are you using? blob?
in general I wouldnt serialize a vector to a data table. I would populate a
vector (actually probably an array list... ) from sql results.
Al
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From: Igor Rabinovich &l
Hi!
> > My entity bean member variable is Vector type. I'm adding
> elements to the
> > vector and storing in the database. I can load vector and
> its element from
> > the database. But when I restart Application server I can
> load only empty
> > vector of size 0. All data get lost.
> >
> >
what sql type are you using? blob?
in general I wouldnt serialize a vector to a data table. I would populate a
vector (actually probably an array list... ) from sql results.
Al
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