extension elements, I also just wondered this... did you
specify your user name and password in repository.xml
(repository_database.xml)? Granted the error message is very odd if that
is the type of problem here, but...
-Gus
Sebastian Muench wrote:
Hi,
at first, thank you for help so far
String getName() {
public void setName(String name) {
This probably causes the enhancer to not recognize your object as having
any properties to enhance or some such.
- Gus
Sebastian Muench wrote:
Hi all,
yes, I have the default public constructor.
May it be, I missed some settings?
I did
to the class itself and to any potential subclasses. If thee
are no sublcasses it can be declared as private.
Does OJB place a further restriction that it must be public?
-Gus
-Original Message-
From: Sebastian Muench [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, December 17, 2003
Oh, the file I mentioned in my last mail hasn't been attached.
Here is the screenshot:
[JDO] DEBUG: OjbStoreConnector.begin: connectionReadyForRelease=false
[org.apache.ojb.broker.accesslayer.RsIterator] ERROR: Error while iterate
ResultSet for query
Hi,
I get an error class given to extent does not implement
javax.jod.spi.PersistenteCapable anytime I run my jdo-application. I put
the mapping entries in the repository_jdo.xml. I don't know how to set up
the bytecode enhancer. Do I have to compile my SourceCode a second time
including the
Hi all,
I try to execute the jdo-tutorial after installing ojb by following the
quickstart guide. I added the obj/lib directory to my classpath. The
tutorial applicaions 1 and 2 are running fine. By building the jdo-tutorial
(using bin/build.sh with-jdori prepare-tutorials enhance-jdori ), I get
