Re: How do you map a reference to an interface-backed class? (non-trivial)

2004-06-20 Thread Thomas Dudziak
Andrew Clute wrote: I have looked at all of the examples, I can't seem to make heads or tails of how to handle my situation. I want to map a class that has a reference to an object, that can one of many different objects, that all implement the same interface. Example Interface A{ } class B

Re: taskdef an documentation link

2004-06-20 Thread Thomas Dudziak
Pedro Salgado wrote: target name=repository-files taskdef name=ojbdoclet classname=xdoclet.modules.ojb.OjbDocletTask classpathref=build-classpath/!-- HERE : missing the final / -- Shouldn't it be a the link to documentation on the left menu on the OJB main page? I

Re: +1 outdated info?

2004-06-20 Thread Thomas Dudziak
Pedro Salgado wrote: Another problem: The classpath element should include all of the libs required to run xdoclet (not only the xdoclet*.jar, but also xjavadoc and the dependencies like commons-collections, etc)... Since I donĀ¹t really know the dependencies it is better to include all stuff

Re: +1 outdated info?

2004-06-20 Thread Pedro Salgado
On 04/06/20 9:59, Thomas Dudziak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Pedro Salgado wrote: Another problem: The classpath element should include all of the libs required to run xdoclet (not only the xdoclet*.jar, but also xjavadoc and the dependencies like commons-collections, etc)... Since I

Re: +1 outdated info?

2004-06-20 Thread Thomas Dudziak
Pedro Salgado wrote: In the documentation: path id=build-classpath fileset dir=lib/xdoclet!-- HERE -- include name=**/*.jar/ /fileset /path I'll change that. I didn't realize there was a project-blank to startup with :(. Sorry for the wasted time. No problem, that there is a

Re: taskdef an documentation link

2004-06-20 Thread Pedro Salgado
On 04/06/20 9:40, Thomas Dudziak [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: Pedro Salgado wrote: target name=repository-files taskdef name=ojbdoclet classname=xdoclet.modules.ojb.OjbDocletTask classpathref=build-classpath/!-- HERE : missing the final / -- Shouldn't it

Re: taskdef an documentation link

2004-06-20 Thread Thomas Dudziak
Pedro Salgado wrote: I mean on the main page left menu. On the main page left menu you have: OJB Home Features Status Release-Notes Wiki Mail lists Mail Archives Bug database References Links Download Binaries Source Development Coding convention View CVS More CVS License All

Re: taskdef an documentation link

2004-06-20 Thread Pedro Salgado
Oops! I guess I am used to the older site... Sorry Pedro Salgado - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Re: taskdef an documentation link

2004-06-20 Thread Thomas Dudziak
Pedro Salgado wrote: Oops! I guess I am used to the older site... no problem, the new site looks quite different (but way better IMO) and we all have get used to it ;-) Tom - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For

broker.getObjectByQuery not returning available data (ojb1.0 rc6)

2004-06-20 Thread Mike Young
The broker.getObjectByQuery seems to be selecting but not returning data from a table that contains the exact data that I am querying for. I apologise that this text is rather long but I am hoping that detaling the whole issue may help somebody (please) find where I am going wrong? The scenario

RE: How do you map a reference to an interface-backed class? (non-trivial)

2004-06-20 Thread Clute, Andrew
So, let's say that the classes that implement this interface have nothing in common, than the fact that they implement the same interface (existing classes that are modified to implement this interface to give some commonality to them), so there are no common properties between them. In this

Re: How do you map a reference to an interface-backed class? (non-trivial)

2004-06-20 Thread Thomas Dudziak
Clute, Andrew wrote: So, let's say that the classes that implement this interface have nothing in common, than the fact that they implement the same interface (existing classes that are modified to implement this interface to give some commonality to them), so there are no common properties