Hi Vagula,
Vagula wrote:
Hi,
I have some doubts though:
1. In the access attribute for an reference field (as
given below in repository_user.xml) which is the best option?
a. read only
b. read write
c. anonymous
I would use
Hi Gautam,
Bruno is right, you have to do two steps on insert of objects with
bidirectional references. Say class A and B have a bidirectional 1:1
reference, then do e.g.
A a = new A();
B b = new B();
a.setB(b); // set one reference
broker.beginTx
broker.store(a,..);
b.setA(a); // set other
Hi,
We are using OJB with Jboss,Mysql on linux.
We have implemented all we could as suggested by OJB performance tutorial.
We are using Proxies,default cache,PB-api,odmg transaction,but we can't use
getIteratorByQuery because the results are processed after the transaction
is closed. We are
Forgot to mention that we are using ojb1.0rc4
mananthakris wrote:
Hi,
We are using OJB with Jboss,Mysql on linux.
We have implemented all we could as suggested by OJB performance tutorial.
We are using Proxies,default cache,PB-api,odmg transaction,but we can't
use getIteratorByQuery
Hi,
could you post the OJB.properties and jdbc-connection-descriptor too?
This would help to find problematic settings.
Which version of OJB do you use?
mananthakris wrote:
Hi,
We are using OJB with Jboss,Mysql on linux.
We have implemented all we could as suggested by OJB performance
Thanks for the quick response.We are using OJB1.0rc4. yes we can use
getObjectByIdentity. But the stack trace of the error shows that
getObjectByQuery is internally calling getObjectByIdentity,so did not think
this would help. How can we find how many objects are materialized at a
given time?
Sorry i checked changing the method to what was suggested on the
findByPrimarykey page, but the broker class does not seem to have that
method in the version we use.
This is the code we are currently using for findByPrimarykey
String[] keyArray = {key};
Identity id = new
