Hi Joose,
Joose Vettenranta wrote:
Hi,
How to re-read repository.xml file without restarting software? This
would nice to have when developing software.
This is not intended. Anyway it could be possible when using object
metadata profiles - but I never tried this.
Start OJB
Hi,
How to re-read repository.xml file without restarting software? This
would nice to have when developing software.
Thanks,
Joose
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Hi,
read: http://db.apache.org/ojb/docu/guides/ojb-properties.html.
Have a look at the examples. You don't explicitly load the
repository.xml file.
Tino
Sergio del Amo Caballero wrote:
Hi all,
I am getting an error while trying to retrieve my repository.xml file.
My repository.xml
Hi all,
I am getting an error while trying to retrieve my repository.xml file.
My repository.xml is under the WEB-INF/classes directory of my struts
web application.
Exactly the line is where i try to read it is:
PBKey pbKey = new PBKey(repository.xml);
I tried with relative url-path:
PBKey
on a project using
Apache
OJB. In the course of working on this project I
developed a code generator tool which reads in the
repository.xml and generates the Java bean stub
source
as well as schema definitions for tables. OJB site
mentions that there are no tools which do Forward
generation from
on a project using
Apache
OJB. In the course of working on this project I
developed a code generator tool which reads in the
repository.xml and generates the Java bean stub
source
as well as schema definitions for tables. OJB site
mentions that there are no tools which do Forward
generation from
On 5/10/06, Armin Waibel [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Seems the apache server kills your attachment.
Yep, ZIP attachements (among others) are not allowed for Apache mailing lists.
You could open an issue in JIRA
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OJB
and attach the source to this issue.
. In the course of working on this project I
developed a code generator tool which reads in the
repository.xml and generates the Java bean stub
source
as well as schema definitions for tables. OJB site
mentions that there are no tools which do Forward
generation from repository.xml
Hi Tom,
thanks for OJB tool support.
Tom Antony wrote:
Hi All,
Recently I started working on a project using Apache
OJB. In the course of working on this project I
developed a code generator tool which reads in the
repository.xml and generates the Java bean stub source
as well as schema
Hi All,
Recently I started working on a project using Apache
OJB. In the course of working on this project I
developed a code generator tool which reads in the
repository.xml and generates the Java bean stub source
as well as schema definitions for tables. OJB site
mentions
of working on this project I
developed a code generator tool which reads in the
repository.xml and generates the Java bean stub
source
as well as schema definitions for tables. OJB site
mentions that there are no tools which do Forward
generation from repository.xml. This is what I do
except
Hi OJB cummunity,
here a link to a tool wich generates a model based on a OJB repository:
http://www.claude-glauser.ch/j2ee/ojb/repository2uml2/index.html
http://www.claude-glauser.ch/j2ee/ojb/repository2uml2/index.html
here a link to an article about object-serialization (ojb):
Hi Tom, Guillaume, Bobby, Eric,
sorry for the late answer, I was in holiday.
We will use the jndi-datasources as described.
Many thanks for your quick and helpful support !
Christine
PS: Don't worry about the mark untrusted mail, it's only Lotus Notes :-))
Hi all,
I have the following problem:
We use OJB 1.0.1 in a web-app under JBOSS 3.2.6 and with Oracle 9i.
If I pack repository.xml into the war-File, all works fine.
But in production the database-settings are changed one or two times a
year. For example, if they change the password of the db
Look in OJB.properties.
There is a setting in that file stating the location of the repository file.
--Bobby
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Hi all,
I have the following problem:
We use OJB 1.0.1 in a web-app under JBOSS 3.2.6 and with Oracle 9i.
If I pack repository.xml into the war-File, all
We use OJB 1.0.1 in a web-app under JBOSS 3.2.6 and with Oracle 9i.
If I pack repository.xml into the war-File, all works fine.
But in production the database-settings are changed one or two times a
year. For example, if they change the password of the db-user, which we use
to connect, we
[EMAIL PROTECTED]@inet schrieb am 03.08.2005 16:20:12:
We use OJB 1.0.1 in a web-app under JBOSS 3.2.6 and with Oracle 9i.
If I pack repository.xml into the war-File, all works fine.
But in production the database-settings are changed one or two times a
year. For example
You can pass the username/password to the application at runtime through the
broker. No need to store it in the repository.xml file. See
http://db.apache.org/ojb/docu/faq.html#userPasswordNeeded
And
http://db.apache.org/ojb/docu/faq.html#differentDBUsers
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But when I regard this example, it does not solve the problem with the
password-change of the db-user:
jdbc-connection-descriptor
jcd-alias=default
default-connection=true
platform=Sapdb
jdbc-level=2.0
Christine -
Tom is correct. Use a JNDI datasource defined in the repository.xml
file. Leave out the username/password and OJB will use the
username/password configured by you app server (JBoss).
This way, you chance the username/password in the JBoss configuration
and OJB will have the new
#---
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# PersistenceBroker pool configuration
# This pool uses the jakarta-commons-pool api.
# There you can find things described in detail.
#
# maximum number of brokers that can be borrowed from the
# pool at one time. When non-positive, there is no limit.
maxActive=21
-- repository.xml --
connection
in detail.
#
# maximum number of brokers that can be borrowed from the
# pool at one time. When non-positive, there is no limit.
maxActive=21
-- repository.xml --
connection-pool
maxActive=21
/
As well as the other properties such as
whenExhaustedAction,maxIdle,maxWait, etc
Hiller, Frank RD-AS2 wrote:
I found out, temporarily setting of user.dir as follows:
System.setProperty(user.dir, MyConfigDir + /);
resolves the problem.
I don't think you have to do this.
When deploying OJB as a JAR to Tomcat webapps, just make sure
repository.xml is in the root
Stas Ostapenko wrote:
I need to add some custom XML code into repository.xml. OJB begin to work
without problems only after patching
org.apache.ojb.broker.metadata.RepositoryTags.
What is the best way to implement it ?
Could you describe a bit more detailed what custom XML you need to add
Hi !
I need to add some custom XML code into repository.xml. OJB begin to work
without problems only after patching
org.apache.ojb.broker.metadata.RepositoryTags.
What is the best way to implement it ?
Thanks.
Hi,
In OJB.properties you can specify the location of the repository.xml. The
default is just 'repository.xml' so that the file will be searched at the root
of your
classpath entries.
In this case java will try to load the repository.xml from your web-application
classpath, then from
of my webapp. I added the config directory to
the classpath, but this does not help.
So I think I have two choices:
1. Let the installer set repositoryFile in OJB.properties to the correct path.
2. Put the repository.xml into WEB-INF/classes, as you suggested.
Or is there a third one?
Thanks
Hi Frank,
I do not see why it should make a difference if your app is delivered in a WAR
file, if you put your OJB.properties and repository.xml in the WEB-INF/classes
you will not need any extra configuration, it is up to the servlet container to
load the files directly from the WAR file
Hi Tom,
yes, this is an additional alternative. I didn't check yet what my installer
guy says.
The most elegant way would be OJB first searches for repository.xml in the same
directory where OJB.properties is located.
Cheers..Frank
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Von: Thomas Dudziak
Hi,
I'm using OJB 1.0.3 with Tomcat 5.0.28.
In my servlet I set
System.setProperty(OJB.properties,
D:/jakarta-tomcat-5.0.28/webapps/MyWebAppConfig/OJB.properties);
Doing this loads OJB.properties without problems.
But repository.xml is not found though it is located in the same
directory.
OJB
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I'm using OJB 1.0.3 with Tomcat 5.0.28.
In my servlet I set
System.setProperty(OJB.properties,
D:/jakarta-tomcat-5.0.28/webapps/MyWebAppConfig/OJB.properties);
Doing this loads OJB.properties without problems.
But repository.xml
Hello,
I setup a repository.xml as ojb-blank project
description of my file is below. This file works very well on Tomcat
over windows, but not at all on AIX !
AIX log tells me that No repository is loaded, the parsing seems to
stop in a subfile !! (see below) so OJB starts with empty
Might be that the XML parser has problems with entities. You can try
changing the XML parser, e.g. putting Xerces into the lib folder.
Tom
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Bruno CROS wrote:
I setup a repository.xml as ojb-blank project
description of my file is below. This file works very well on Tomcat
over windows, but not at all on AIX !
This is the third subject on the same issue in a pretty short time, the
other two were resolved by changing DTD declaration
repository.dtd is in classpath, and i tried to declare it in
repository.xml with SYSTEM repository.dtd. No way.
I think the failure occurs because i have 2 jdbc-descriptors, and dtd
allows only one connector (according to doc in file). But what i
cannot understand, is that it works fine
No, you can have multiple jdbc-connection-descriptor elements, but
they need to differ in the jcd-alias.
Tom
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Waouh, was just an awful bad naming. I had forgotten than Windows is
not case sensitive !!! Unix is... argh
the xml database in my repository.xml was named
repository_database_rushDB instead of repository_database_rushDb.
So confuseD. So sorrY. Thanks again for your help.
++
On Fri, 18 Mar
of Eclipse with
repository.xml view
hi matthias,
are you working for BIT.admin ?
jakob
Matthias Roth schrieb:
Hello
there is a new OJB generator with source and structure of a Eclipse
Plug-in
Project:
http://www.impart.ch/download.htm
What's new what's different:
- New
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Betreff: Re: New OJB Generator3.0 based on JET Framework of Eclipse with
repository.xml view
hi matthias,
are you working for BIT.admin ?
jakob
Matthias Roth schrieb:
Hello
there is a new OJB generator with source and structure
Hello
there is a new OJB generator with source and structure of a Eclipse Plug-in
Project:
http://www.impart.ch/download.htm
What's new what's different:
- New repository.xml Tree View
- The generator part is now based on the JET Framework of eclipse.
So it is possible to change now easily
liooil wrote:
OK. Thanks for your advice about where to put my OJB.properties in my
war.
But, i'm confused about the following trace. Is that mean, it found
my repository.xml or not. Or is just not properly coded?
I'm trying to rech a data source ...
16:36:28,484 INFO [RepositoryPersistor] OJB
Hi
I have an OJB project in poroduction which runs fairly well. I am now
interested in tuning OJB's performance / efficiency as I know that my vanilla
mapping is not as optimised as it should be (i.e. lazy loading etc).
Are there any general (I understand that this issue is quite specific to
Hi all;
I want to put by an automatic way the generated idProjectVersion on the
projectversions table as id of the versions related to the projectVersion.
Is it possible only by changing the repository.xml or should i change the structure of
the Database?
Thank you in advance
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To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, July 30, 2004 12:06 PM
Subject: Repository.xml question
Hi all;
I want to put by an automatic way the generated idProjectVersion on the
projectversions table as id of the versions related to the projectVersion
in other applications. The
thing is, I want to keep the OJB.properties and repository.xml inside the
jar, since it does not change. If the application that will house this
jar has mappings of its own, how do I make OJB see both sets of
configurations?
Is there way to do this? Can I give
Hello.
I am trying to build an interface to a particular database and package it
all up in a jar. Then have this jar included in other applications. The
thing is, I want to keep the OJB.properties and repository.xml inside the
jar, since it does not change. If the application that will house
Hi.
I have an existing database and I am using a plug-in to generate
repository.xml file for all the tables in this database. Now, I want to
be able to connect to a different database via OJB and create the same
tables based on the repository.xml.
Is it possible to drop/create a table based
fevrier 2004 23:27
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Objet : XSD to Repository.xml or Torque.xml
I'm possibly about to work on something to transform an XSD into a
Torque database schema XML file (and from there, Torque can generate a
respository.xml), and was wondering if anyone has done something like
I'm possibly about to work on something to transform an XSD into a
Torque database schema XML file (and from there, Torque can generate a
respository.xml), and was wondering if anyone has done something like
this already.
I've already generated my Java objects from the XSD, using Castor.
I'm
If I were going to do it I would probably start with XMLBeans and use
the bean property setters for populating values... but haven't done it.
If I had data with a defined xml schema I would probably be looking to
store it in an xml database -- though those are of limited supply at
the moment
reference-descriptor, then all collection-descriptor
regards,
Armin
Tino Schöllhorn wrote:
Hi,
I want to ensure that the repository.xml-file is syntactically (is
that english) correct. So I am trying to validate it against its dtd
with the following code:
DocumentBuilderFactory factory
After much digging around for issues with repository.xml throwing
exceptions on init of the OJB repository, I've discovered that the
validator in 3.0.6 has some bug in it which causes repository.xml not to
parse right and fail startup. Resin 3.0.4 doesn't have this problem.
I've made Scott
files I get a NullPointer exception during the parse due to
isolation-level being null. Now this appears to be an internal
table lookup, so I'm not sure how it can fail. Also, I copied the
repository.xml file from the OJB distribution as my starting point, so
the isolation-level attribute
Hi again,
maybe the problem could be the isolation-level set on
descriptor-repository element level (repository.xml file), this level is
used as default level in class-descriptor.
Do you set isolation-level attribute on this level? How does your
repository.xml file look like?
Should
It turns out that my application was picking up an old repository.xml,
one that was actually just the user fragment. So, it started with a
class-descriptor. Since there was no DTD declared in the file, there
was no default value for isolation-level and, thus, the parser returned
null
directory and add in the directory that contains the properties
files I get a NullPointer exception during the parse due to
"isolation-level" being null. Now this appears to be an internal table
lookup, so I'm not sure how it can fail. Also, I copied the
repository.xml file from the OJ
"isolation-level" being null. Now this appears to be an internal table
lookup, so I'm not sure how it can fail. Also, I copied the
repository.xml file from the OJB distribution as my starting point, so
the isolation-level attribute is being properly specified. I've
attached the debug outp
parse due to
"isolation-level" being null. Now this appears to be an internal table
lookup, so I'm not sure how it can fail. Also, I copied the
repository.xml file from the OJB distribution as my starting point, so
the isolation-level attribute is being properly specified. I've
attac
to WEB-INF/classes and worked.
Unfortunatelly, in the OJB.properties, I had to write the fully static
directory to the repository file running at Tomcat.
repositoryFile=../webapps/maritima/WEB-INF/classes/repository.xml
I just have:
repositoryFile=repository.xml
Also you need
Jason Pyeron wrote:
We are trying to deploy an application as a single jar file. But we cant
seem to get the OJB subsystem to load its files from inside the jar.
any suggestions?
I suggest you provide the list with error messages and details about
what you have tried that didn't work,
framework. Is there a way
around this?
-Gus
Gus Heck wrote:
This is probably a terribly noob question, but is there a good way to
generate my object mappings for the repository.xml? Seems like a lot
of tedium to do it for more than one or two classes.
-Gus
Right now you need to have both the jdo and the repository.xml
mappings. It is a pain =/
A cleaner JDO implementation based around the OTM is under development,
but won't be advertised in a release until post 1.0. It is probably the
highest priority post-1.0 objective and stubs and partial
Hi,
I had a look in your test application but I don't find how to generate
the database schema binding to the repository.xml file.
From the repository.xml file, is it possible to :
1) generate a sql file to create tables in the database?
2) execute this sql file in the database to create
How about tools to create the repository.xml from either DDL or
database?
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Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 7:45 AM
To: OJB Users List
Subject: Tools to create database schema from 'repository.xml' ?
Hi,
I had a look
You have one reverse tool :
ant reverse-db
De Cobble, Tim :
How about tools to create the repository.xml from either DDL or
database?
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Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 7:45 AM
To: OJB Users List
Subject
Cobble, Tim dijo:
How about tools to create the repository.xml from either DDL or
database?
See Druid - http://druid.sf.net/ . The CVS version include that an OJB
generator. You can also wait for the next release that will be today or
tomorrow.
Druid also has an import tool from a JDBC
Nice, sounds better than the perl script my friend wrote.
Will check it out!
Tim
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Sent: Thursday, October 16, 2003 8:39 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: Tools to create database schema from 'repository.xml
Cobble, Tim dijo:
Nice, sounds better than the perl script my friend wrote.
Will check it out!
Nice to hear that! I hope it would help you. If you find a bug please feel
free to contact the devel mail list on druid.
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo
I actually use a combination of Torque and the ojb-doclet to create the
database and the repository.xml file. It also creates a skeleton
object model.
Let me know if you're interested in my ant scripts and velocity
templates...
On Thursday, October 16, 2003, at 06:44 AM, Christophe.Demarey
Hi,
I had a look in your test application but I don't find how to generate
the sql file binding to the repository.xml file.
From the repository.xml file, is it possible to :
1) generate a sql file to create tables in the database?
2) execute this sql file in the database to create the database
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Hi,
I want to move the database-alias, username and password from
repository.xml
to a *.properties-file, because this will make the deploy process
(test-/production-environment) much easier.
For example :
repository.xml
,
I want to move the database-alias, username and password from repository.xml
to a *.properties-file, because this will make the deploy process
(test-/production-environment) much easier.
For example :
repository.xml:
jdbc-connection-descriptor dbalias=${db.alias} password=${db.passwd
Hi OJB users,
we are using db-ojb-1.0.rc4 compiled with jdk13
With our repository.xml not serialized everthing works fine.
Setting the flag useSerializedRepository=true repository.xml.serialized
is created.
The next time connecting to ojb (using repository.xml.serialized) the
following exception
I use the following xsl to convert the repository file to
torque-style schema.
I'm going to take a look at this. I attempted to write one, but it was
a disaster. (my first XSL)
Thanks,
Dave
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it for generating the torque XML file but when
I read the documentation it appears to have the functionality you want.
On Mon, 2003-08-04 at 16:11, Durham David Contr 805 CSS/SCBE wrote:
I would like to generate the DDL from the class-definitions in
repository.xml. I see that the unit tests
in
repository.xml. I see that the unit tests that come with OJB use Torque
to generate DDL. Is there a way to take the repository.xml and run it
through Torque? It seems like a transformation might be in order to
take the data from the repository.xml format and put it in Torque's
format. (As you
would like to generate the DDL from the class-definitions in
repository.xml. I see that the unit tests that come with OJB use Torque
to generate DDL. Is there a way to take the repository.xml and run it
through Torque? It seems like a transformation might be in order to
take the data from
I starting in OJB now and found problems:
[BOOT] ERROR: Error in instantiation of PersistenceBrokerFactory class
Could not read repository class descriptor data, using repository: repository.xml: no
protocol: repository.dtd
If file repository.dtd and repository.xml are at the same directory
Hello Norival,
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there was a thread about this issue 5 weeks ago.
(search for 'protocol' in the subject).
Try the workarounds mentioned there.
Olli
I would like to generate the DDL from the class-definitions in
repository.xml. I see that the unit tests that come with OJB use Torque
to generate DDL. Is there a way to take the repository.xml and run it
through Torque? It seems like a transformation might be in order to
take the data from
Neri Junior wrote:
I starting in OJB now and found problems:
[BOOT] ERROR: Error in instantiation of PersistenceBrokerFactory
class Could not read repository class descriptor data, using
repository: repository.xml: no protocol: repository.dtd
If file repository.dtd and repository.xml
Hi Ricardo
Ricardo Tercero Lozano wrote:
I've readed than OJB can be configured
(through OJB.properties file) to use a serialized
version of repository.xml file. That's fine, but...
how can I get a serialized version of this file?
If you turn on useSerializedRepository=true
OJB
We haver an app running ok under Tomcat 3.3 JVM 1.3.1, OJB RC2
When we upgrade to OJB RC3, we could not initialize the OJB broker. The
error is
U should upgrade configuration files too: OJB.properties, repository.dtd and
repository.xml.
Check the differences with the files released
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We haver an app running ok under Tomcat 3.3 JVM 1.3.1, OJB RC2
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error is
U should upgrade configuration files too: OJB.properties
Here's what we decided to do with our design problem. I'm looking for
any feedback.
We're going to generate a BaseObject class and create the database
using the Torque build scripts using a custom project-schema.xml file.
Additionally, we're going to alter the Velocity scripts to add in
hi,
I've looked at using the OJB-XDoclet project to do the same type of
thing, but it seems to have some bugs as well. Plus, I prefer to do my
modeling from the DB, and just extend those base classes.
yep, we also have to work with reverse engineering, we are using torque because it
gives
nothing, so I thought I'd just ask...
Is anyone out there using the build scripts included with torque to
build the repository.xml file(s) and possibly associated classes?
I'm currently using them (somewhat modified) to build my object model
classes and the repository, but I'm having some
Hi Dave,
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Sent: Wednesday, June 11, 2003 4:09 PM
Subject: Re: Multiple Databases in one repository.xml?
Hey Armin,
Thanks for the response. Upon reading through what you've provided I
From reading through the OJB documentation on repository.xml, I get the
impression that it is possible to have connection pools to two different
data sources in the same application, however I don't see any way to map
which objects are persisted in which data source. Has anyone ever tried
I'm sorry if this has been covered before, a quick search yielded
nothing, so I thought I'd just ask...
Is anyone out there using the build scripts included with torque to
build the repository.xml file(s) and possibly associated classes?
I'm currently using them (somewhat modified) to build my
Hi David,
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Sent: Tuesday, June 10, 2003 8:54 PM
Subject: Multiple Databases in one repository.xml?
From reading through the OJB documentation on repository.xml, I get
the
impression that it is possible
Hi,
I´d like to create a binary form of my repository.xml to increase speed at
loading.
any Ideas?
Thanks in advance for any comment.
cheers,
Ralf
the startup sequence of OJB.
# If set to true changes to the repository.xml file will only be detected
# after maually deleting the repository.xml.serialized file.
useSerializedRepository=false
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Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003
if it ain't broke, don't fix it.
-Raymond Barlow
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Hi,
I´d like to create a binary form of my repository.xml to increase speed at
loading.
any Ideas?
Thanks in advance for any comment.
cheers,
Ralf
Using the serialized repository can speed up the OJB load phase a lot, as
xml parsing is avoided completely!
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From: Raymond Barlow [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 11:02 AM
To: OJB Users List
Subject: Re: binary repository.xml
Hi Ralf
.
# Setting this flag to true will accelerate the startup sequence of OJB.
# If set to true changes to the repository.xml file will only be detected
# after maually deleting the repository.xml.serialized file.
useSerializedRepository=false
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Sent: Wednesday, May 28, 2003 11:07 AM
Subject: Re: binary repository.xml
Ah, cool! OJB Rocks :)
Mahler Thomas wrote:
That's easy:
Just use the following flag in OJB.properties:
# If the useSerializedRepository entry is set to true, OJB tries to
load a
# serialized version
Hi Bonnie,
- Original Message -
From: Bonnie MacKellar [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, April 04, 2003 12:11 AM
Subject: repository.xml question
Which of the files in the repository.xml hierarchy do I really need
if I am using OJB in a servlet based app under
Here's my repository.xml:
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
!-- This is a sample metadata repository for the ObJectBridge System.
Use this file as a template for building your own mappings--
!-- defining entities for include-files --
!DOCTYPE descriptor-repository SYSTEM repository.dtd
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