Coup, Robert Muir dijo:
>
>> As you suggested, this is the old int/Integer problem. In OJB
>> the prefered way is to avoid primitives datatypes (as int,
>> boolean) and use only Object datatypes (as Integer, Boolean).
>>
>> I think the problem can be solved at the docs. If not then
>> how we can te
> As you suggested, this is the old int/Integer problem. In OJB
> the prefered way is to avoid primitives datatypes (as int,
> boolean) and use only Object datatypes (as Integer, Boolean).
>
> I think the problem can be solved at the docs. If not then
> how we can test a int to null in Java? ;
Hi Robert:
As you suggested, this is the old int/Integer problem. In OJB the prefered
way is to avoid primitives datatypes (as int, boolean) and use only Object
datatypes (as Integer, Boolean).
I think the problem can be solved at the docs. If not then how we can test
a int to null in Java? ;)
B
ok, I patched the current ConnectionManagerImpl class. I already supposed a
timeout problem, but to see the first exception message will make things
clearer... thx.
Dirk
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Von: Armin Waibel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Gesendet: Dienstag, 20. Januar 2004 18:08
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Hi Ajitesch,
Ajitesh Das wrote:
Hi Armin:
Thanks for your response.
Now I understand what Thomas meant as key.
But the main issue is still there for me.
Let's take CASE A as an example:
First of all, let me summarize what I have understood:
Databases/data sources = { Da, Db , Dc, ,
Hi Armin:
Thanks for your response.
Now I understand what Thomas meant as key.
But the main issue is still there for me.
Let's take CASE A as an example:
First of all, let me summarize what I have understood:
Databases/data sources = { Da, Db , Dc, , Dn }
And I have a set of class-d
Hi,
I think I found a minor bug in the optimistic locking (OL)
code/documentation
If you initialise an int field to use OL (locking="true") then updates
will fail if the field is null, either silently or with a
LockNotGrantedException.
public class MyClass {
private Integer id;
p
That's great, Armin. Thanks.
"Armin Waibel" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi Sean,
>
> Sean Dockery wrote:
>
> > Two questions...
> >
> > 1) Getting connections from a PersistenceBroker...
> >
> > In the documentation, it says that you can acquire a connection obje
Hi Sean,
Sean Dockery wrote:
Two questions...
1) Getting connections from a PersistenceBroker...
In the documentation, it says that you can acquire a connection object
directly from the PB API. By the fact that you can also acquire brokers
from an Implementation instance, can I assume that the
Two questions...
1) Getting connections from a PersistenceBroker...
In the documentation, it says that you can acquire a connection object
directly from the PB API. By the fact that you can also acquire brokers
from an Implementation instance, can I assume that the following is legal?
Implement
Thanks for the response Thomas.
Keep up the great work you guys are doing.
OJB rocks!!
"Mahler Thomas" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message
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> Hi Saman,
>
> The ojb-tags are part of the contributions package. This archive contains
> contributions that are not part
Hi Dirk,
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Hi,
I am using PB with DB2 7. auto-commit is set off and also declared in the
jdbc-connection descriptor. When I try to store/retrieve a object I get the
message that ojb cannot request autoCommit state on the connection?
This happens after some time the app is
Hi,
I am using PB with DB2 7. auto-commit is set off and also declared in the
jdbc-connection descriptor. When I try to store/retrieve a object I get the message
that ojb cannot request autoCommit state on the connection? This happens after some
time the app is running. any idea?
thx,
Dirk
o
OK, so we'll wait a bit longer...
cheers,
Thomas
> -Original Message-
> From: Thomas Dudziak [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Monday, January 19, 2004 10:55 AM
> To: OJB Users List
> Subject: RE: New XDoclet OJB module version
>
>
> On Mon, 19 Jan 2004, Mahler Thomas wrote:
>
> > Hi T
Hi Saman,
The ojb-tags are part of the contributions package. This archive contains
contributions that are not part of the maintained distribution.
The Ojb Tags library was developed by Jacob Hookom (Jacob.Hookom at
redline.mckhboc.com) for 1.0.RC3.
I think it makes sense to talk directly to Jaco
Hi
Thomas,
Thanks for such a quick response. I got this fixed in a few minutes after i
wrote the mail to the group.I have a concern about using JDO for large web
based application iam curently working on.Our plan is to move the current
jdbc layer onto OJB.Do you recommend using PB with JDO to imp
Hi
All,
Iam having some fun with JDO API. I tried to run tutorial5 . I have
followed evey step in it. I get the following chain of errors which hangs in
a loop.
Can somebody please help me resolve.I am analysing on using JDO in OJB along
with PB API for a large database application . Is it rec
Hi there,
Has anyone used ojb-tags? and if so... in tomcat 5?
I've been having problems using it getting exceptions
Is it still being mantained?
Thanks
Saman
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