Is anybody out there successful using inheritance with torque or know a
good tutorial. The documentation of Torque in this matter is really a
shame for the whole project. (sorry for the rough words, but even the
rest of the documentation is not the best)
This leads me to the point considering o
I did not use doUpdate. I'm afraid you think still in a SQL way to much.
Torque helps you to do something with objects. So the most convenient
way would be:
1. Fetch the objects which meet your constraints with a
doSelect(...Criteria...)
2. Modify the objects with the qualified set[Field] metho
Ok, I found the solution. I have seen that Torque does generate the
methods getABs() in both BaseA and BaseB which returns the approbiate
collection which then contains the methods getA() and getB().
Thomas
Hartwig, Thomas wrote:
Hello,
I'm sure there are a lot of users already needed a
Hello,
I'm sure there are a lot of users already needed a n-to-n relationship
solution. Does Torque support this with a useable modell or do I have to
implement this. I have looked thru the docs but all I found was: 1-to-n
Schema suggestion with a n-to-n relation, but this is not enough I'm afr
Unfortunately the mailing list archive on
http://db.apache.org/torque/mail-lists.html is broken, so I have two
questions which might be already answered in some way.
1. Does torque support a flat file database in some way or xml? Would be
Hypersonic a good alternative if not so?
2. Is it possible t
