Hi,
maybe a stupid question: Is there a way to iterate through the
ObjectCache? I didn't find it in the Javadoc.
With kind regards
Bernd Längerich
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Hi,
another problem:
given is an abstract base class A with many implementations A1Impl,
A2Impl, A3Impl.
The base class references a second class B.
When running xdoclet, it generates an xml schema file with
as many foreign key references as there are implementations plus the
one from the
Thomas Dudziak wrote:
Please update to the 1.2.3 version (both XDoclet the XDoclet module,
as well as XJavadoc 1.1). You can download them from here:
Thank you, it now works. I already read the version history but
thought, nothing of interest for me was fixed...
Bernd
Thomas Dudziak wrote:
Might be either the XDoclet module or Torque. Could you post the
generated repository file ?
I found out what the Problem ist, I guess.
The accept-data.xml generated by Torque contains the java attribute
names instead of the data base column names, so in:
AccTerminal
Thomas Dudziak wrote:
I think the error comes from the XDoclet module, not from Torque.
The problem is that you should not redefine the field in the subclass
I haven't redefined it in the java code, so you think it should not
appear in the repository xml for the subclass?
The usual
Hi,
is there any way to tell OJB to use a different attribute name for a
specific class instead of ojbConcreteClass?
The problem is, I have a table A with objects of two different classes
A und B (both using inheritance) instantiated from it.
Torque refuses the datasql target with the
Hi,
when I lose the connection to the database, I want to close/release the
connection and let OJB try to reestablish it. I haven't figured out yet,
how to do it. I am using the PB API. At the moment, when I shut down the
data base server, I get:
[SQLServer 2000 Driver for JDBC]Connection
Hi,
First please excuse my english as this is not my native language.
I am new to OJB and I am using the PB-API.
Given
class A with attributes and a foreign key reference to class B (b_ref)
class B with b_id and more attributes
The reference is n to 1, so one instance of B can be referenced by
