James,
thank you for your help.
I issued the bug #33827.
Regards
Arthur Brown
> I don't see how it could work.
> Arthur Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > do you agree with me, that without doing anything, i. e.
> > change the code, derive a new class from JNDIConnectionSource
> > and redecla
Arthur Brown <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> do you agree with me, that without doing anything, i. e.
> change the code, derive a new class from JNDIConnectionSource
> and redeclare dialectCode (what for?)
> it cannot work?
I don't see how it could work.
> What is the regular way to introduce a new b
James,
do you agree with me, that without doing anything, i. e.
change the code, derive a new class from JNDIConnectionSource
and redeclare dialectCode (what for?)
it cannot work?
What is the regular way to introduce a new bug ?
Regards
Arthur Brown
> JNDIConnectionSource.activateOptions calls
JNDIConnectionSource.activateOptions calls
ConnectionSourceSkeleton.discoverConnnectionProperties which sets
dialectCode but JNDIConnectionSource redeclares dialectCode from what
is declared in the super class ConnectionSourceSkeleton.
Developers, is it supposed to redeclare dialectCode?
On Thu,
I do not adding anything new, I just try to use the class with
Oracle 9, and it doesn't work.
I'm getting the error: Unknown SQLDialect.
After I've debugged it, I figured out, what I've described:
the class
JNDIConnectionSource
returns all the time the own instance of SQLDialect attribute
(UKN
Are you trying to make a new OracleDialet?
What is the bug in the current class? I guess I don't quite
understand your problem and how you are trying to fix it.
On Wed, 23 Feb 2005 09:18:05 +0100 (MET), Arthur Brown
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi James,
>
> no, I'm trying to use it with Oracle.
Hi James,
no, I'm trying to use it with Oracle.
However it cannot work with any dialect, because as I described,
it has a bug.
The dialect attribute is set in base class:
ConnectionSourceSkeleton
and the getter in the derived class JNDIConnectionSource
getSQLDialectCode() is returning the attrib
