Hi
Change are really written to the database.
I get an error of MsSQLServer.
On 4/19/05, Armin Waibel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> are the changes really writen to database or is it a caching issue?
>
> regards,
> Armin
>
> Alessandro Colantoni wrote:
> > Hi all!.
> > In a mehod
Martin Taal wrote:
Hi Armin,
Yes I just tested it with the 1.0.3 cvs branch and it is reproducable.
Strewth!
Do you want me to enter an issue in jira with an attached example (maybe
my setup is wrong?)?
yes please. I will try to setup an test case for this issue.
Regards,
Armin
gr. Martin
Armin
Hi Armin,
Yes I just tested it with the 1.0.3 cvs branch and it is reproducable.
Do you want me to enter an issue in jira with an attached example (maybe
my setup is wrong?)?
gr. Martin
Armin Waibel wrote:
Hi Martin,
I assume it's a 1.x specific issue. I didn't do the backport of 1.0.x
branch t
Hello
I have the problem with 1:n relationship mentioned on other postings.
I have a group which knows 0:n articles and an article knows his group.
When I create an article (article1), set the group and store it,
The group object in cache isn't updated and doesn't contain the newly
saved article1.
Hi,
are the changes really writen to database or is it a caching issue?
regards,
Armin
Alessandro Colantoni wrote:
Hi all!.
In a mehod i have the following to store a vale object :
try{
broker = ServiceLocator.getInstance().findBroker();
broker.beginTransaction();
broker.store(storeVO);
broker.c
Hi Dima,
I wrote a test based on your example and get the same exception. Thanks
for point that out.
regards,
Armin
Sakovsky, Dmytro wrote:
Sorry, this time I am just putting everethying into the message
Hi!
I recently posted the same problem on OJB bug list but did not have a
chance to provide a
Hi Markus,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello
I have the problem with 1:n relationship mentioned on other postings.
I have a group which knows 0:n articles and an article knows his
group. When I create an article (article1), set the group and store
it,
The group object in cache isn't updated and doesn'
Hi Bobby,
think with a FieldConversion this will not be possible to realize. There
was a similar post some days ago. Sorry, currently I don't know a way to
handle this without a bean class.
Please make a feature request (if there wasn't one for this) on jira.
regards,
Armin
Bobby Lawrence wrote:
Thanx Dave, but the emails are not stored as comma seperated values in
the database.
They have a seperate table:
person_id int, email varchar
I need to map the table. I will try to play w/ the FieldConversions...
--Bobby
Dave Sunerton-Burl wrote:
Bobby Lawrence wrote:
Having a little difficulty
Bobby Lawrence wrote:
Having a little difficulty w/ this...
How would I map a collection or array of Strings in a class?
I have a person object and I have a member variable called "emails" that
is a String[] type.
How would I set up my class-descirptor to get this to work without
having to create
> Hello
>
> I have the problem with 1:n relationship mentioned on other postings.
> I have a group which knows 0:n articles and an article knows his
> group. When I create an article (article1), set the group and store
> it,
> The group object in cache isn't updated and doesn't contain the newly
>
Having a little difficulty w/ this...
How would I map a collection or array of Strings in a class?
I have a person object and I have a member variable called "emails" that
is a String[] type.
How would I set up my class-descirptor to get this to work without
having to create a bean to only store
Hi Martin,
I assume it's a 1.x specific issue. I didn't do the backport of 1.0.x
branch to 1.x yet (it's really much work and I didn't find the time to
do it). Is it reproduceable with the 1.0.x branch or 1.0.3?
regards,
Armin
Martin Taal wrote:
Hi,
I noticed that ojb gets into an infinite loop
Thanks,
But wrong list. Actually meant to go into Struts user list.
GreetZ
Nils
-Original Message-
From: Thomas Franke [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, April 19, 2005 1:52 PM
To: OJB Users List
Subject: Re: Displaying data :: Best practise
Nils Liebelt wrote:
> What goes to t
Nils Liebelt wrote:
What goes to the front (for viewing purposes)? For capturing data we use
ActionForms! But how do you display data (from your model) nicely? Send
Businesobjects, Businessobjects stuffed in Beans, ActionForm or something
else to the view layer?
I don't really what you mean but we
Hi Nils!
I use beans beans (valueObjects) retrieved from my business layer and
display them with struts taglib.
On 4/19/05, Nils Liebelt <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> What goes to the front (for viewing purposes)? For capturing data we use
> ActionForms! But how do you display data (from you
What goes to the front (for viewing purposes)? For capturing data we use
ActionForms! But how do you display data (from your model) nicely? Send
Businesobjects, Businessobjects stuffed in Beans, ActionForm or something
else to the view layer?
Regards,
Nils
-
Hi,
I noticed that ojb gets into an infinite loop when there are circular
dependencies between objects and refresh(=true) is specified on the
reference descriptors.
My testcase has a class A which points to B and vice versa and there is
an instance of A (A1) which points to an instance of B (B1
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