Hi everybody,
I want to implement a method which stores not only one object but a
collection of objects.
I tried this one:
public void storeAll(Collection valueObjects) {
if (valueObjects != null) {
broker.beginTransaction();
for (Iterator i =
Hi again,
I forgot to tell that the problem seems to have to do with the using of
proxies.
Because, when I change the code to this:
public void storeAll(Collection valueObjects) {
if (valueObjects != null) {
broker.beginTransaction();
for (Iterator i =
Hello Abid,
your code is o.k.
Does it work with storing one object allready?
valueObjects is != null :o) ?
have you debugged this width setting breakpoints?
I see no problem, why it shouldn`t work.
regrads
Josef
Abid Hussain schrieb:
Hi everybody,
I want to implement a method which stores
Hi Abid,
Abid Hussain wrote:
Hi again,
I forgot to tell that the problem seems to have to do with the using of
proxies.
How can it happen that you try to insert ojb-proxied objects? If the
proxy object isn't materialized OJB assume that nothing has changed and
skip the store.
regards,
Josef Wagner wrote:
Hi Armin,
yes, I have the problem only when adding my extension. Generally, all
works fine.
We have tried a other solution like this:
-
public String getPreparedSelectStatement(Query query, ClassDescriptor
cld) {
try
Hi Armin,
How can it happen that you try to insert ojb-proxied objects? If the
proxy object isn't materialized OJB assume that nothing has changed and
skip the store.
Because I wanted to copy values from one database to another. So I first
retrieved the values from the local DB and then tried
Hello everybody,
I have two questions which do not concern about the usage of OJB:
1.
On the OJB-homepage it says that the work for OJB 1.x has started in
11/2005 (http://db.apache.org/ojb/news.html).
I just wondered about this, because the last entry on the page is from
12/2005. Are there
