Hi Neal,
I reported the error to the derby issue tracker a week ago, and I have not
heard anything since. The error is related to Torque insofar as it is a
minor error which might not affect other O-R-Tools. It is not related to
the driver, i.e. it also apears if you use IBM's network driver.
Hi Tomas,
1) Do you know when this problem will be resolved and if it is specific to
the driver included in derby.jar or related to Torque?
2) Are you aware of any object persistence mapping tools or code generators
that support Derby? I have investigated Hibernate, SQL2Java and a couple
others.
Hi,
due to a bug in the derby jdbc driver, Torque does currently NOT work with
derby, neither embedded nor via network. See the mail I posted to the users
list about a week ago. You might be able to read from the database, but
writing does not work.
Your configuration seems ok to me, though I
Hi,
I have noticed that support for Apache Derby has been added in CVS but not
in the stable release.
Does anyone have Torque running with derby as an embedded database?
Which driver should be used to do so?
I would appreciate some input on the structure of the config file:
to
Hi Aaron
I would guess that if you do not use an object cache,
(torque.useManagers=false, this is the default), the mere act of saving
should be no problem because the different object do not know of each
other. I d not know what happens if you use the cache.
What WILL be problematic is if yo
Hi,
I have noticed that support for Apache Derby has been added in CVS but not
in the stable release.
Does anyone have Torque running with derby as an embedded database?
Which driver should be used to do so?
I would appreciate some input on the structure of the config file:
to
Hi,
Where running an app on tomcat built with Turbine and Torque and with a
Mysql database.
Where using the SharedPoolDataSourceFactory to manage the connection
pool to the database.
And there seems to be a problem on how this is beeing used, after
uppgrading to Torque 3.1.1
the app would only
