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:
the content i
On 10/26/05, Bernd Laengerich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > As for the error message, for now you can turn off the XDoclet check
> > using the checks attribute as described here:#
>
> It's not XDoclet complaining, but Torque, so is this a Torque issue?
> The error message and stack trace (with -d
Thomas Dudziak wrote:
Oh, yes, I missed the BaseB part.
:-) I stripped down from company sources and uglified the names.
So you're mapping unrelated inheritance hierarchies onto the same
table ?
Yes. This is kind of historically based, I designed for different
classes and tables, but the
On 10/26/05, Bernd Laengerich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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
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 pattern
On 10/25/05, Bernd Laengerich <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 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) instant
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 err
