I use the following xsl to convert the repository file to torque-style schema.
It handles indexes and foreign keys. For indexes you have to add an index
attribute to the field descriptors. For this project every class has an cld
for an interface and then a cld for the implementation with all
Hello,
i try to test ojb for my next project. I followed the instructions in
the get startet section
but when I build and test ojb1.0rc4 on my system (win2k, jdk1.4.2, ibm
DB2 7.2.5 and the IBM
jdbc-driver) I get SQL Errors and some of the tests fail.
I think the error in the odmg tests happens
hi
bad thing to do performance wise,
if u have an index on the colmn eg the username and use this construction
then the index is not used and you end up with a table scan.
I think you can better manage it while inserting,
eg
class User {
private String userName;
public
Thomas Dudziak wrote:
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That's is. Thanks.
Try running
ant with the -v option to see some more output.
There was no output indicating, that the fileset
for the java source in my ant target was wrong:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] project]$
Hi again,
one thing i forgot to ask in my last mail :
storing the ojbects in the database you also need 2 db access, don't
you ? you have to store each of the two classes separately ?
Thanks again,
Andreas
Hi,
you can do it without problem.
I have two classes for
one table.