Abid Hussain wrote:
Hi Armin,
thanks for help.
Just to be sure that I got the point: When there is a 'proxy="dynamic"'
in the class-descriptor, proxies are always used when more than one
object is queried?
The returned persistence capable object is always a proxy object, even
if the query
Hi Armin,
thanks for help.
Just to be sure that I got the point: When there is a 'proxy="dynamic"'
in the class-descriptor, proxies are always used when more than one
object is queried?
I thought that proxies are only used when retrieving a collection
through a relation (1:n or m:n, e.g. Sh
Hi Abid,
Abid Hussain wrote:
Hi again,
I think this issue has to something with the materialization of objects
(when using proxies). But I thought that proxies are only used, when
retrieving a corresponding collection of an object (in 1:n and m:n
relations, e.g. ShoppingCart.getArticles()...
Hi again,
I think this issue has to something with the materialization of objects
(when using proxies). But I thought that proxies are only used, when
retrieving a corresponding collection of an object (in 1:n and m:n
relations, e.g. ShoppingCart.getArticles()...).
What I'm doing when using
Hi everybody,
I have written a storeAll()-method in a dao to store all given objects
in one transaction (you find the code at the end of this mail).
Now please have a look at the following lines of code:
Account_2DAO dao1 = new Account_2DAO("DB1");
Collection accounts = dao1.findAll(Account_2.
