You have to start a new configuration with
Configuration c = (Configuration)new
PropertiesConfiguration(Torque.properties);
Then change youtr properties and finally call
Torque.init(c);
At least that worked for me.
Gerhard Otte
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Hello Josh,
What happens is the torque loads each object (if its doesn't have it
already ) from the DB.
You should try to use the methods doSelectJoin to tell torque that
make a join in the tables
and load all objects form one shoot, or i think better is to make your
own method
Thanks Andras. I thought about doing joins, but I run into this
problem: Not all accounts have an assignment. I still want to show the
accounts with no assignments, and the join keeps any account without an
assignment out of the results. I will look into creating a view, but
I'm not sure
On Thu, 2003-11-27 at 03:21, Josh Holtzman wrote:
Thanks Andras. I thought about doing joins, but I run into this
problem: Not all accounts have an assignment. I still want to show the
accounts with no assignments, and the join keeps any account without an
assignment out of the results.
Hi,
I'm hoping that someone might have some insight into a problem I am
having. I am using Torque with MySQL and everything has been working
great until now. I have a demo version of my app running on a server.
After the app has been idle for a long time (several hours) it will
generate an error
Thanks Dave. Looks like I need to freshen up on my options for doing
joins... nulling the eliminated data sounds to me like just the ticket.
Cheers,
Josh
Dave Newton wrote:
On Thu, 2003-11-27 at 03:21, Josh Holtzman wrote:
Thanks Andras. I thought about doing joins, but I run into this
Thankyou for the response Gerhard, but unfortunately it didn't work for me. I still
get the error java.lang.NullPointerException: There was no DataSourceFactory
configured for the connection newDatabase. I am using Torque version 3.1. I read
that they have changed the re-entry to the
