Christoph Hermann schrieb:
Hello again,
The problem seems to lie here:
!-- ProfileMenuCategory --
class-descriptor class=papillon.ProfileMenuCategory
table=rel_profiles_menu_categories
field-descriptor name=profile_id column=profiles_id
jdbc-type=INTEGER primarykey=true /
Both your references use a primarykey part as their foreignkey. Is
this really what you want ? The referenced objects must then have the
same primarykey value (part) as the ProfileMenuCategory object, and
that before you store the ProfileMenutCategory object, otherwise you
would overwrite your
Thomas Dudziak schrieb:
Hello,
Both your references use a primarykey part as their foreignkey. Is
this really what you want ? The referenced objects must then have the
same primarykey value (part) as the ProfileMenuCategory object, and
that before you store the ProfileMenutCategory object,
Thomas Dudziak schrieb:
Hello,
You should not use the primarykey for this. It would be better if you
add a simple primarykey field to the ProfileMenuCategory, make the
other two fields normal fields, and in the database add a unqiue
constraint on these two fields. This way, the database will
Hello,
i try to realize an m:n mapping using ojb/jdo and update the java
classes with cocoon using cforms.
My problem ist, that i don't get the intermediate table to update
correctly in the database.
I have the following three classes:
public class Profile implements Serializable {
