AW: AW: reverse-db (reverse-db2)

Hi Jeremy, the schema and catalog regular expression is just for constraining reverse engineering to specific catalogs and schemas. If you do not want to restrict the resverse engineering just leave this field blank (as an empty regular expression matches any string). The reason you have an "empt

Re: AW: reverse-db (reverse-db2)

well, it doesn't seem to be the name of db user :( nor % for mysql- thanks- will keep trying David Mitchell wrote: try the name of the database user...? or maybe % which is a wildcard for some databases... -Original Message- From: Jeremy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, February

RE: AW: reverse-db (reverse-db2)

try the name of the database user...? or maybe % which is a wildcard for some databases... -Original Message- From: Jeremy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Friday, February 07, 2003 6:16 PM To: OJB Users List Subject: Re: AW: reverse-db (reverse-db2) Thanks David, now I just need to fin

Re: AW: reverse-db (reverse-db2)

Thanks David, now I just need to find the name for a Mysql schema Any clues, anyone? I guess I can find the definitions for this in the jdbc class somewhere. - Again, thanks a bunch for the help...Jeremy David Mitchell wrote: The schema name it's asking for isnt the schema name that you're g

OJB / WebLogic 7

Hi All, I'm wondering what is the best method to integrate OJB into WebLogic : + What kind of modifications are needed in the ojb.properties & repository.xml ? Only +setting the following parameters ? JTATransactionManagerClass=org.apache.ojb.otm.transaction.factory.WeblogicTransaction

RE: AW: reverse-db (reverse-db2)

The schema name it's asking for isnt the schema name that you're generating, it's a jdbc thing. I believe it's really the name of the user who created the tables, so different users could have different tables with the same name. Not sure what the setting is for other databases, but for SQL server

[ann] new release 0.9.9

Hi all, I've just assembled the latest release of our favourite software. Thanks to all who helped to get this done! From the release notes: ObJectRelationalBridge -- Bridging Java Objects and Relational Databases

Re: AW: reverse-db (reverse-db2)

Florian, Thanks for the info, extremely helpful. One more thing that maybe you could explain a little, now with the CVS version it is asking me for catalogue regular expression, followed by schema regular expression. I grok that the catalogue regular expression it is looking for is the data

Re: OQL query help: need PB api?

Hi all, Can anyone help out? I'd really like to know how to do this query using whatever api necessary. Thanks, Phil Phil Warrick wrote: Hi Jakob, Can you navigate a 1-M association directly in a query? The C-B and B-F associations are 1-M, so isn't it ambiguous to navigate them? Thus th

Re: Which API

On Thu, Feb 06, 2003 at 03:27:04PM +, David Warnock wrote: > Ok, so I have got started with OJB. Now the next question is which api > should I use? > > The "native" one ie Broker etc > > The ODMG one > > or JDO (I don't think this is a runner yet as it does not seem clear > where I go from

AW: reverse-db (reverse-db2)

Hi Jeremy, reverse-db2 is not usable yet, this is work in progress and it just does reverse engineering of the database, but even this is incomplete and generating repository.xml is not working. Concerning your problem with reverse-db, this is a known issue with MySQL. This has been fixed in CVS,

reverse-db (reverse-db2)

Hello, I have been banging my head against how to map out a pre-existing database. I changed the mysql.profile to my mysql db, and changed the build.properties to use the mysql db. Really, this should be superfluous, shouldn't it? I mean, given what documentation on the subject of the reve

RE: Editing properties through dynamic proxies

Where is the ProxyHelper Class? -Original Message- From: Matthew Baird [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Thursday, February 06, 2003 12:41 PM To: OJB Users List Subject: RE: Editing properties through dynamic proxies from the PersistenceBrokerImpl.java store(... ) method // ProxyObjects

RE: Bulk operations

Hej David, > -Original Message- > From: David Warnock [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > > does PersistenceBroker.deleteByQuery() help you? > > Yes, great. Now all I need is a > PersistenceBroker.updateByQuery() and a > PersistenceBroker.insertByQuery() That would not make sense because the

Re: Bulk operations

Oliver Using OJB how do I do bulk operations? Eg using Product from Tutorial1 suppose I want to delete all product's with a stock = 0 OR I want to add 10% to all prices. does PersistenceBroker.deleteByQuery() help you? Yes, great. Now all I need is a PersistenceBroker.updateByQuery() and a

AW: ODMG and object level rollback during abort()

Hi Oliver, > Hello, > > I would like to request a feature and also reply to a question > from mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] from 20 Nov 2002. > > In ODMG, the in-memory objects are not restored during > Transaction.abort(), and this is also documented this way. > > However, this is a nice feature

ODMG and object level rollback during abort()

Hello, I would like to request a feature and also reply to a question from mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] from 20 Nov 2002. In ODMG, the in-memory objects are not restored during Transaction.abort(), and this is also documented this way. However, this is a nice feature and I guess it is easy to impl