Re: Setup Question.

2005-04-04 Thread Martin Kalén
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Re: Setup Question.

2005-04-04 Thread Martin Kalén
Philip Denno wrote: I gave up as I ran into a bug with the implementation. I am sure the OJB JDO developers will want to hear your feedback, although the JDO layer is known not to be complete. I then found an article which used the PersistenceBroker (instead of the PersistenceManager) and it

Re: problem with ojb when overwriting the toString() method

2005-04-04 Thread Armin Waibel
Hi Günther, Günther Wieser wrote: hi, this weekend ojb brought me a lot of fun. i'd been searching for a problem for over half a day until i found out that ojb didn't like the way i overwrote the toString() method ob the objects that i wanted to be persisted. finally i found some debug output like

RE: problem with ojb when overwriting the toString() method

2005-04-04 Thread Günther Wieser
hi, hmm, haven't seen any error so far when using the toString() method of objects of this class so far. what the toString() method does is to get all private fields of the object by introspection and fill a string buffer with the name of the field and the value. i will look deeper into this

Re: problem with ojb when overwriting the toString() method

2005-04-04 Thread Armin Waibel
Günther Wieser wrote: hi, hmm, haven't seen any error so far when using the toString() method of objects of this class so far. what the toString() method does is to get all private fields of the object by introspection and fill a string buffer with the name of the field and the value. i will look

Re: problem with ojb when overwriting the toString() method

2005-04-04 Thread Thomas Franke
Günther Wieser wrote: hmm, haven't seen any error so far when using the toString() method of objects of this class so far. what the toString() method does is to get all private fields of the object by introspection and fill a string buffer with the name of the field and the value. Could I take a

RE: problem with ojb when overwriting the toString() method

2005-04-04 Thread Günther Wieser
hi, finally i found the problem. i started to make my tests more complex, and then i found the big error (and the reason why i get a stack overflow): i have objects that are liked bidirectionally with each other. i call toString() on one of these objects, it dumps all private fields INCLUDING the

Re: problem with ojb when overwriting the toString() method

2005-04-04 Thread Armin Waibel
... so OJB found a bug in your code ;-) Armin Günther Wieser wrote: hi, finally i found the problem. i started to make my tests more complex, and then i found the big error (and the reason why i get a stack overflow): i have objects that are liked bidirectionally with each other. i call toString()

Re: Setup Question.

2005-04-04 Thread Martin Kalén
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