For M:N mappings, you should not use auto-delete (that will remove the M or N side -
depending on config/code). You should use 'auto-delete=false' and a
'collection-class=org.apache.ojb.broker.util.RemovalAwareCollection' (I don't remember
the
complete class name - please, double check it).
This
I have a 1:m setup with a vector of objects. When the data is saved to the database there's double entries showing in the database table. To explain further in case I'm not clear. I have an object with a vector of college objects in it. I add several college objects to the vector in the app
Hi all
How map the reference-descriptor correctly i have the following :
class-descriptor class=br.com.fernandoqueiroz.sgbd.negocio.Cidade
table=C_TCIDADE
field-descriptor name=id_cidade column=id_cidade jdbc-type=INTEGER
primarykey=true autoincrement=true/
field-descriptor
Just use the auto-retrieve=true auto-update=true auto-delete=true.
http://db.apache.org/ojb/tutorial3.html#Setting%20Load,%20Update,%20and%20Delete%20Cascading
Go here.
Justin A. Stanczak
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Vincennes University
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Please turn your
Hi
And thanks for this PB tips!
But it doesn't seems to work with odmg, in fact I saw ( comment in
source ) that RemovalAwareCollection are there to be used with PB
This will allow to use the PB api in way pretty close to ODMG persistent
collections! ( dixit Thomas Mahler ).
Hi Joerg,
I think I have solved all the problems that you mentioned, and even more ;-)
I confirm that otm-dependent=true must be used with auto-update=false.
Thank you very must for the ideal bug report! :-)
Regards,
Oleg
On Tuesday 24 February 2004 17:45, Joerg Heinicke wrote:
Hello,
I'm
Hi Justin,
anyone's guess ... ;-),
did you set auto-update 'true' in your collection-descriptor? If set
true you will get double inserts.
When using the odmg-api it's not allowed to set auto-update/auto-delete
'true'.
regards,
Armin
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I have a 1:m setup with a vector of
Thomas
Thank you very much for your in depth reply. Much appreciated. I knew
it was something really silly that I was not doing properly. I had to
change the directory structure to include the package path. All is
working fine now. Thanks also for writing this tool. It certainly is
very
Thanks Andrew and Armin. I followed Andrew's advice and packaged everything
in one ear. Good news is I am also able to redeploy without having to
restart the app-server (no OJB redeployment issues so far).
Here's how I did it:
/ejb.jar/
...EJBs
...DAOs
...META-INF/
..ejb-jar.xml
I was wondering if anyone out there could comment on my usage of PersistenceBroker in
an EJB. I currently create a single instance during ejbCreate and keep it for the
duration of the bean's lifecycle. This seems like the most efficient way. Is there a
danger to using this approach when
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