Maybe the build script (ant) could check for existence and make verbose
messages like "The file lib\foo.jar" ist still missing. Please download it
from http://www.foo.org";...?
A readme must be read, and anyone just trying to build will spend time
searching the error, but if such build error occur
Ok just finally hit the massive power behind OJB, and it seems to be
working except I'm a bit confused on how to get data from one part. I
followed the examples in Tutorial 3 of Manual Decomposition of 1:n. I
have 3 tables:
Home
Brokers
BrokersToHomes
I have setup the repository xml accordin
Thank you very much Thomas. I needed that jar file and it was in my lib!
I don't know how did I miss that file
Anyway, thank you again.
=
Muhammad Ashikuzzaman
Programmer, Spectrum Engineering Consortium Ltd.
-Original Message-
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EM
>If you change the "field-id-ref" on the first "foreignkey" entry from "1"
to "2", you should see >better results.
Thanks for that Ron, it now seems to be working. From what I can see
field-id-ref seems to refer to the nth field element rather than the field
with matching id, which is a little con
Mark --
Based on the snippet from your repository.xml, it appears that you're linking the
"Interaction" and "User" classes together via the "id" property on the "Interaction"
class. When OJB 'resolves' "foreignkey" entries within a "reference-descriptor", it
uses the value of the property tha
I know this has been asked many times before but there doesn't seem to be
any answers that work in the archives. I spent the whole day trying to get
it to work. When I retrive the object, the referenced object (user) is set
to null, any ideas? Also is it possible to insert a new 1:1 association
obj
For what it's worth, if I'm running in Struts using JDK 1.4.1, I only
need 2 jars from the OJB package, the ojb.jar and the antlr.jar beyond
that it seems that everything else is included either in the Struts
package or in the JDK.
On Monday, Feb 17, 2003, at 15:35 US/Eastern, Thomas Mahler wr
OK, the problem is that the PB used in the SequenceGenerator
seems to be in a transaction.
Do you direct use a ConnectionManager instance in your
code base?
Do you use the PB in the standard way: Per thread a PB. Close PB
after work is done?
Could you post the code snip where the error
occurred.
r
Hi Armin,
I checked all the new configuration files (OJB.properties,
repository_internal.xml, etc). I already had all the files up to date.
So, I follow your advice and try to use the SequenceManagerInMemoryImpl.
With this new SequenceManager I don't have any problem, and everything
work smoothly
Hi Muhammad,
please download the binary distribution, and follow the steps of the
file doc/quickstart.html.
You should also consider to read the other getting started tutorials and
the faq on the site or as shipped with the distribution under doc.
The jar you are looking for is lib/jakarta-ojb
Hi again Chris,
You will have noticed, that the mentioned jars (and some others) are
include in the actual 0.9.9 relase.
We are currently preparing for a completely apache hosted distribution.
We are not allowed to have jars with certain licenses (GPL, LPGL, SUN
binary code license) in CVS or in
Chris Rossi wrote:
ok. i'll see if i can pull latest.
>
ok i've pulled the latest from CVS and can't build because it can't find
some libraries:
javax.servlet.*
javax.transaction.*
javax.sql.*
javax.ejb.*
maybe one or two others i didn't notice just now scrolling through the
build
Ricardo Tercero Lozano wrote:
Hi Jeremy,
I got it working yesterday. I am using MySQL 4.0.9 and connector 2.0.14.
Just drop connector jar on lib directory and executed reverse-db tool.
All works fine, beans and xml was generated successfully.
Ricardo.
Wow, I did same thing, dropped connecto
bingo, Thanks Jakob for taking care of this. I was about to start
compiling, but now I can go back to doing my work :-)
R
On Monday, Feb 17, 2003, at 13:03 US/Eastern, Jakob Braeuchi wrote:
hi robert, thomas,
the npe occurs at query.getCriteria() because the query is null due to
the parsin
Thomas Mahler wrote:
Hi Chris,
Chris Rossi wrote:
main:
jar-debug:
BUILD FAILED
file:/usr/local/java/jakarta-ojb-0.9.9/build.xml:318: Warning: Could
not find file /usr/local/java/jakarta-ojb-0.9.9/src/etc/MANIFEST.MF to
copy.
I'll have a look at this.
Actually, my mistake. I downloaded
Hi Gerardo,
between 0.9.8 and 0.9.9 many changes were made.
Now field descriptor id was no longer used, see examples in
repository files (in particular reference-descriptor, use
foreignkey field-ref).
Do you really update all configuration files (OJB.properties,
repository_internal.xml, ...)?
If
hi robert, thomas,
the npe occurs at query.getCriteria() because the query is null due to
the parsing problem:
..
OQLParser parser = new OQLParser(lexer);
query = parser.buildQuery();
setBindIterator(flatten(query.getCriteria(), new
Vector()).listIterator()); <
Hi Chris,
Chris Rossi wrote:
main:
jar-debug:
BUILD FAILED
file:/usr/local/java/jakarta-ojb-0.9.9/build.xml:318: Warning: Could not
find file /usr/local/java/jakarta-ojb-0.9.9/src/etc/MANIFEST.MF to copy.
I'll have a look at this.
Total time: 3 seconds
Also, "More CVS infos" link takes m
Hi,
I am having some problems with OJB 0.9.8 and 0.9.9.
The problems is a
[org.apache.ojb.broker.util.sequence.SequenceGenerator] ERROR: Can not get next
org.apache.ojb.broker.util.sequence.HighLowSequence for next scope of keys
null
everytime that I attempt to insert a new record on a table, I
main:
jar-debug:
BUILD FAILED
file:/usr/local/java/jakarta-ojb-0.9.9/build.xml:318: Warning: Could not
find file /usr/local/java/jakarta-ojb-0.9.9/src/etc/MANIFEST.MF to copy.
Total time: 3 seconds
Also, "More CVS infos" link takes me to jakarta site with instructions
for getting OJB from ja
I have have a class hearirchy, B, with derived classes D1, D2 & D3, where
each class is mapped to a seperate table. B is declared with extends for
all the Ds. When I say "load B for OID=7", can someone sumarize for me
the what queries are likley to occur? At the moment, we're using ODMG, but
I'
Depending of tools you are using to develop.
Generally speaking you can add to your project
a "special" folder nammed etc for example.
Put inside any property file you want.
Add this folder to the list of sources folder.
It will be copied to bin or classes folder as if it was sources.
You'll found
The link to the archive of the developer's email list for OJB is "wrong".
Well, it may be the archive that's wrong, because it's still seems to be
identified as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]", instead of
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
Just an FYI to be passed on to the appropriate admin
David
This message conta
Hi!
We moved from OJB 0.9.7 to 0.9.9 and are experiencing problems concerning
auto-retrieval
of referenced attributes for a 1:1 association. The referenced attributes
are not automatically loaded,
if we create a new persistent object in one transaction and retrieve it in
another transaction.
The cl
Dear Pals,
I was following the O’Reilly tutorial on OJB. But the
file I attached with this mail does not compile because the compiler
can’t find PersistenceBrokerFactory and QueryFactory class. I have tested the torque-3.0.jar file
but it does not contain these two classes. Which jar file
Dear Pals,
I was following the O’Reilly tutorial on OJB. But the
file I attached with this mail does not compile because the compiler
can’t find PersistenceBrokerFactory and QueryFactory class. I have tested the torque-3.0.jar file
but it does not contain these two classes. Which jar file
Dear Pals,
I was following the O’Reilly tutorial on OJB. But the
file I attached with this mail does not compile because the compiler
can’t find PersistenceBrokerFactory and QueryFactory class. I have tested the torque-3.0.jar file
but it does not contain these two classes. Which jar file
Er,
I definitely attached the files to the original email to the list so I
assume thatthe mail list software filters attachments out when it sends
mails
to everyone the list?
Mark
-Original Message-
From: Mark Rowell [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, February 17, 2003 11:22 AM
To:
Hi
I recently upgraded (today!) from version 0.9.6 to 0.9.9 and I forgot that I
patched StatementManager to use field converters for primary key values.
I have repatched it for version 0.9.9 and hopefully someone more familiar
with the codebase can take a look at the attached patched version for
c
Dear Pals,
I was following the O’Reilly tutorial on OJB. But the
file I attached with this mail does not compile because the compiler can’t
find PersistenceBrokerFactory and QueryFactory
class. I have tested the torque-3.0.jar file but it does not contain these two
classes. Which jar file
Hi Jesse,
- Original Message -
From: "Jesse Vitrone" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Sunday, February 16, 2003 3:34 PM
Subject: mapping class to multiple tables?
> Sorry, I'm sure this is the docs somewhere, but I just can't seem to
> find it.
>
> The features list show
Hi Jesse,
first there is bug in there createPersistenceBroker method in
handling PBKey without given user/password. I have posted a
patch on the list.
see
http://archives.apache.org/eyebrowse/ReadMsg?[EMAIL PROTECTED]
pache.org&msgNo=5507
second, to obtain a broker instance from the PBF you have
Hello,
I have had to modify my M:N mapping to have a qualified association.
Before that I used a non-decomposed m:n mapping without association class. The mapping
was configured transparently and it was easy to retrieve info from that.
Now, for the qualified M:N mapping, I have to create an ass
Hi all, i spent the whole weekend trying to adapt my project using OJB, here comes a
list of questions i really can't figure out answers in the mailing list archive. i
tested with these (w2k, jdk1.4.1, sun one studio, mysql, mm 2.0.14 jdbc driver)
public class User extends BusinessObject {
priv
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