In my schema.xml file I have
table name=templatevalue idMethod=native
column name=name primaryKey=true required=true size=255
type=VARCHAR/
column default=true name=preview primaryKey=true required=true
type=BIT/
!-- Other fields removed --
/table
Torque can not generate composite keys
just a question about a best-practice. We are trying to implement an
XML-to-DB-mapper service on Oracle. The (existing) XSD defines some
fields which distinguish between not set (null) and empty (). How
do others handle this in Oracle? Especially within Torque?
In my experience, it is no
Thomas Vandahl t...@apache.org wrote:
On 01.10.10 21:47, Thomas Fischer wrote:
In my experience, it is no problem if you keep that fact in mind. It
just
makes the code non-portable to another database (you only query for not
null and know it's also not empty in oracle, but not dor other
For development reasons of Torque 4, it would be good to know what
databases people actually use and what they would like to see supported in
Torque 4.
The current development version of Torque 4 supports is tested against
the following databases:
Derby
Microsoft SQL Server
MySQL
Oracle
I'm using DDLUtils, and, I guess, to work with Torque is the next step,
Not necessarily. DdlUtils can be used on its own. But of course we are
happy about people using Torque :-)
so, how can I help?
I 'd guess the first step would be to get aquainted with the way Torque
works. If you want to
I want to use Torque, but I want to hnow: the project still alive?
The project is still alive. The current production version is 3.3. There is
a tutorial available on the web site (
http://db.apache.org/torque/releases/torque-3.3/tutorial/index.html), this
might help you to get started.
In
...
Has anyone encountered this before and managed to work out how to stop
the metadata queries being translated into database queries? I would
expect either the JDBC driver to cache these, or if not for Village to
cache these.
I remember dimly using a patched version of village which
Hi Will,
Anyone out there with Torque use in a high volume load situation?
I'm having trouble with a bottleneck in DBCP with Torque. I set my DBCP
connection pool limit to 300 (in the Torque config file) and my mysql
max_connections to 300, but the max_used_connections variable in
MySQL
Good to hear there is some movement in the Torque ecosystem
I have used Torque 3.3 with good satisfaction to develop a web
application from scratch and I plan, if my company can fund this
activities, to port all of my company software db related under Torque.
:-) Good to hear that
I have written a replacement for some DB Torque modules that I would like
to donate to the ASF.
The code base can be found at http://people.apache.org/~tfischer/
torque-generator-4-0-proposal.zip, the IP clearance form is available at
oops, wrong list, sorry...
should have gone to incubator-general...
Thomas
[IP Clearance] Db Torque Generator
I have written a replacement for some DB Torque modules that I would like
to donate to the ASF.
The code base can be found at http://people.apache.org/~tfischer/
4.0?
I was fearing Torque was a dead project?
Any time table?
Work is under way to rebuild the generator and the templates such that it
should be mich easier in the future to extend or customize the generated
code. Work on this is in good progress, so one should be able to try it (at
least
I would like to select all ids from a table (with a certain criteria). If
I
use addSelectColumn on my criteria and do BasePeer.doSelect(criteria), I
only get the columns that I want but they are in form of record objects.
Can
I get a list of ints, strings or whatever or do I need to convert
Upgraded to Torque 3.3 and now not generating Base Classes. All
other classes created. No errors generating. What am I doing wrong?
In the standard setup out of the box, Torque generates base classes. So
either there should be an error message in the velocity.log, or you have
changed the
I cannot reproduce this. When I run the DataTest.testUpdate in the test
project I see the following update statement in the save() method of an
updated author:
UPDATE author SET name = ? WHERE author_id = ?
Could you provide more detail how the update clause is produced ?
Thomas
...
Now
I also wonder if this isn't a PostGres version issue. If I remember the
SQL standards correctly, the query that PostGres is choking on is
perfectly
valid SQL. PostGres, like MySQL and the like, have all been working to
follow the SQL Standard more closely. This could be a standards bug in
Ok, I apologize for the traffic.
No reason to apologize for anything. This is a perfectly valid question.
Here goes, when you build the database objects, it hardcodes in the
database name that exists in your schema.xml. The code is in the
doBuild() method of the ${Table}MapBuild.java
The null ointer exception seems to come from reading the table or column
map. Can you put a breakpoint in SQLBuilder.java:497 and see whether the
table or the column cannot be found (and why it is not found)?
Thomas
Ok so I was trying to make our site a little safer from sql injections,
so
I have encountered a problem running the M2 plugin for torque. The goals
I
run are basically om, sql and sqlExec. There are a lot of parameters that
can be specified for these goals so I do it in my projects pom.xml.
However,
all these three goals have some parameters that have the same name,
?
Are there any documentation on what phases there are in torque?
I can't find it on the plugin page.
/Ludwig
-Original Message-
From: Thomas Fischer [mailto:fisc...@seitenbau.net]
Sent: den 10 november 2009 11:06
To: Apache Torque Users List
Subject: RE: [torrque-maven-plugin] Colliding
The following code produces some interesting results in my system.
connection = Torque.getConnection(Torque.getDefaultDB());
PreparedStatement statement =
connection.prepareStatement(dynamicQuery);
ResultSet set = statement.executeQuery();
Is there a way to log peer updates, I'm trying to figure out why a save
is failing.
People have used p6spy for this. It wraps your db driver and logs all sql.
Thomas
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Can someone explain why my transaction is being committed on
loc.save(connection) when it should be rolled back?
...
- Check that you use a mysql engine that supports transactions (the default
engine MyISAM does NOT support transactions)
- check that autocommit is set false in your database
I have very simple DB schema, where the 1st table (Person) has PK 'id'
and
the 2nd table (Person_SSN) has FK 'person_id' referring to the 'id' field
of
the 'Person' table.
..
When I create 'PersonSsn' object, I set SSN to '123456789', but the DB
record shows that SSN value is the same
No, this is not implemented.
For such features, I'd use the automatically generated sql and run a custom
sql script containing alter table... scripts on top.
Thomas
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But now I am facing the next problem:
When I try to start a new workflow in swamp I get the error message:
java.sql.SQLException: ORA-00923: Schlüsselwort FROM nicht an
erwarteter Stelle gefunden
The following possible reasons come to my mind
- Swamp produces its own SQL (this is possible
A shot into the dark:
Is there a validationQuery in the Torque properties ?
If yes, did you change it to select 1 from dual?
Thomas
Bullwinkel Axel axel.bullwin...@systech-eu.com schrieb am 18.05.2009
15:34:57:
Von:
Bullwinkel Axel axel.bullwin...@systech-eu.com
An:
Right, but does torque handle that?
It's strange that I define my table lower case but torque asks for it in
upper case. I changed the definition of my turbine tables to upper case
and
it works now. All my other tables are lower case and working properly...
Which torque version are we
I want to create an SQLQuery that combines data from three tables. Right
now, my javacode looks like this:
Criteria.addJoin(TableA.id, TableB.fk);
Criteria.addJoin(TableA.id, TableC.fk);
This results in this SQL query:
WHERE TableA.id = TableB.fk
AND TableA.id = TableC.fk
I want to create an SQLQuery that combines data from three tables.
Right
now, my javacode looks like this:
Criteria.addJoin(TableA.id, TableB.fk);
Criteria.addJoin(TableA.id, TableC.fk);
This results in this SQL query:
WHERE TableA.id = TableB.fk
AND TableA.id =
The only way to achieve this in general would be modifying the object.vm
template which generatates the get${relCol} method.
I would believe that the behaviour you describe would make sense
generally. Any opinions on that from other people ? By doing this one
would increase coupling between
Sorry to come back on this issue: I have updated the TORQUE-39 issue on
jira but I have seen no answer to the observations I have added to the
initial ones.
I report here the link to the issue for whoever is interested:
Hey, this is no commercial product where we meet deadlines. It will
My personal opinion is that there are two reasons:
1) documentation is _MUCH_ better for hibernate
2) The concept for hibernate seems to be easy: Give an object to
Hibernate
and Hibernate does all the persistence work.
I'd like to add that I tend to disagree with the point easy
When we tried at first to generate the schema file using the jdbc task,
we found that the database name put in the schema file was wrong.
Instead of the db name there was the username used to connect to the
db.
We worked around it changing the username.
We use Torque 3.3
The DB server is
h, but then why make the torque user able to specify the
torque.database.name
property in build.properties ?
correct, I overlooked that back then. Please create a jira issue.
Thomas
Thomas Fischer ha scritto:
When we tried at first to generate the schema file using the jdbc
Is there a way to configure Torque generator so that it generates om
classes only for a subset of the tables in a db ?
I will use the ability of torque tu support multiple database to import
some data from a secondary db, but I need to use only a small subset of
tables (5 out of 40+) of the
I'm using postgres to generate torque classes but the automatic
generation seems to make a few mistakes.
In the base class I found this java statement
private int pkAnagrafica =
nextval('anagrafica_pk_anagrafica_seq'::regclass);
which is marked as wrong by the compiler.
The same
In my prev message I didn't said that , I have defined the db using the
server , then I have generated the schema using the jdbc ant task and
the classes using the om ant task.
I don't want to define myself the shema file because I'm more famliar
with SQL and then I don't want to make Torque
Can you explaim why is so overwhelmed by Hibernate ? Is there some
performance related isssue ?
My personal opinion is that there are two reasons:
1) documentation is _MUCH_ better for hibernate
2) The concept for hibernate seems to be easy: Give an object to Hibernate
and Hibernate does all
Please send questions to the Torque user list, not to the developers.
Thanks.
Torque 3.3-RC3 possible bug ?
Yannick Richard
an:
fischer
06.01.2009 15:25
Hi Thomas,
I am using Torque for a project at my company and we are upgrading
from 3.3-RC2 to 3.3-RC3.
I am facing some
That said, the best bet would be to manually define the column
type to be an UNSIGNED INTEGER in the DB and then use BIGINT
as the type in the schema. This will make the Record object
use the long type and avoid having large binary int values
become negative.
That sound like a
IMHO torque:jdbc is no good as a totally automatic way to create a
schema.xml. It is good as a first guess, but nothing more, because the
informations from the jdbc driver are not complete enough to extract a
good schema.
If it worked for you so far, you were lucky.
Or maybe
Hi, I'm a Java developer from Argentina and I use Torque in many
projects. Since I don't see any new release of this framework since
February 2008 I was wondering if it's still active or not.
Since the release of 3.3 the main developers had a lot ow other work and
were not able to put
Hi there, i'm new to Torque and i'm making some tests to see if Torque
fits
my needs.
Untll now, i'm finding torque amazingly simple and perfect for what i
need,
i tried hibernate and i dint like it.
I have 2 doubts.
The first doubt:
Can i use more than one database at the same time ?
This is probably the old mysql problem: Mysql shuts down connections after
8 hours of inactivity (this is configurable but 8 hours is the standard
setting). Depending on your pool configuration, it may not notice that the
connections are dead, and may fail to evict them. In this case Martin's
I want to update multiple rows based on a given condition.
Is there a way to do it in torque?
In principle, there should be a way to do it _with_ torque. Torque has no
built-in trigger mechanism, except that one can intercept saves and
selects on tables which are acessed by torque.
The
Hi, I am just starting maintenance work on a project
built with Torque 3.0 on top of PostgreSQL.
I'm considering migrating to 3.3 but thought I would
check a couple of things here first.
The first thing I noticed was the huge difference in performance
using different versions of JDBC
Is there a way for torque and jta to play well together?
I would like jta to handle the transactions, which I understand requires
making sure that a DataSource is used for the database, which doesn't
seem to be a problem.
The generated torque code however uses a JDBC transaction
On Tue, 30 Sep 2008, Graham Leggett wrote:
Thomas Fischer wrote:
I am not really qualified to answer this, because I do not know how JTA
works internally. So use healthy scepticism with the answer below.
With all external transaction frameworks, the problem is that at the
moment, Torque
I'm using torque 3.1.1 in combination with turbine.
...
I proceeded with the following code:
String confFile = config.getServletContext().getRealPath(
WEB-INF/conf/Torque.properties);
PropertiesConfiguration torqueConf =
Did you try to use the method
Torque.init(org.apache.commons.configuration.Configuration conf)
instead of Torque.init(java.lang.String) ?
By the way: there was a big discussion about keeping the db password
secure half a year or a year ago in the torque lists. You might be
interested.
crit.add (c2, )
crit.addSelectColumn (c3)
crit.setDistinct();
Iterator results = t3Peer.doSelect(crit).iterator()
would throw Exception at doSelect() because during the
populateObject(), it found only 1 column instead of all columns as
default to populate the data into it.
i am new to apache torque. How can i insert data in to
multiple table at one time hit.
Hm, I do not know what you mean by that. Please make yourself familiar
with the appropriate Database concepts (update/insert and transaction).
These are supported by Torque.
Actually i have a form
Markus Daniel [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 19.08.2008 14:45:06:
I am looking for a possibility to make a subselect like:
select name from resource where id in
(select id from resource_postalcode_rel where postalcode_id in
(select id from postalcode where postalcode.city_name
I agree with that.
But as it's Torque (or commons-logging) which OUTPUT the log messages on
the
classes and packages it wants, it should ensure that something could be
done
with the Log4j configuration, or guess, or whatever, or at least the
Torque
website should have a FAQ which says that
...
I just added this to log4j.properties :
log4j.category.rootCategory = ALL, org.apache.torque
log4j.category.org.apache.commons = ALL, org.apache.torque
THIS IS WORKING !
But it still think that's a Torque/commons-logging bug, whih is not
correctly handling Log4j config.
I have a
Ok, logging Torque has worked for a number of people but not for you. You
need to find out why. This is how I would proceed:
- I believe one can ask log4j whetzer it is initialized. Do that.
- make sure the correct configuration file is used. I am not completely
sure how this can be done, maybe
I have a java program that uses Torque and it is working fine with
one exception. My program might need to sleep for 2 hours, using
Thread.sleep() but after it wake up again, torque always throws an
exception when I try to call doSelect(). Is there anyway to avoid
this?. This program
I have a java program that uses Torque and it is working fine with
one exception. My program might need to sleep for 2 hours, using
Thread.sleep() but after it wake up again, torque always throws an
exception when I try to call doSelect(). Is there anyway to avoid
this?. This program don't do
I must insert many rows(e.g. 2.000-5.000) in a table. If I do this with
save
funktion from torque it is not perfomant.
Is it much worse than plain SQL ? Did you aquire a connection beforehand
and use the same connection for all saves to avoid connection overhead
(think about the transaction
It turned out that there were a couple of other hidden connections
being made in the loop and making those also use the one connection
did the trick.
This is certainly a good solution.
That said, I am wondering why the connection pool is not replenished
or at least not fast enough so. Is there a
From your description, I do not know where the problem is. You might want
to try the following:
- Check that you are using a current dbcp version (1.2.2)
- Try to debug into the save() code and check where Torque opens a new
connection. The Data source used in SharedPoolDataSourceFactory,
I have looked through the Criteria methods, but I have not found anything
to produce this exact query.
Maybe you could use a Subselect instead ? This is possible in Torque 3.3
If not, you would have to compose the query manually.
Thomas
i need a temporary table in my select. It is possible
Hi Carl,
Thanks for the jira issue.
The best thing that came into my mind as a quick solution is to select all
objects you want to delete and to pass them one by one to
XXXPeer.doDelete. This looks like a big performance issue but in fact it is
not as Torque does this anyway internally :-(
This is going to be hard. Even if renaming the columns ist trouble, it is
probably less trouble than getting torque to work with these column names.
If you cannot change thecolumn names at all, all you can do is runnung your
application and modifying all problematic parts you run into in the
Two things come to my mind
- A criteria can be changed when a select is made. You use the same
criteria to count and to delete. This is typically not a good idea.
- Unfortunately, select and delete sql is composed differently. Have you
tried to debug the sql code which is used for the delete ?
What Torque does is it opens a connection to the db, goes for the metadata
of the connection and makes the call
tableNames = dbMeta.getTables(null, dbSchema, %, types);
Maybe you can try to do this manually and play around to see what goes
wrong ?
It may also be that you have a permission
Did you try to use the configured schema name instead of % ? Maybe a case
sensitivity issue ?
Sorry, just wild guesses,
Thomas
Thoralf Rickert [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 10.04.2008 18:05:45:
What Torque does is it opens a connection to the db, goes for
the metadata of the
Hi Mario,
About my situation with personComittee mapping, unfortunatly I realized
that
I was still working with 3.3RC2 release. I'm not sure if was a BUG on
that
release, but with final-release 3.3RC3 that mapping worked perfect. I get
right
SQL CREATE TABLE statements, and complete
Andre Steinmetzger [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 09.04.2008
16:02:19:
how can I limit the selected columns in the resultlist.
When I create a criteria an call BasePeer.doSelect(criteria) torque
generate a
SQL like select * from but I need something to create a SQL like
select
column1,
table name=personCommittee
column
name=IdComite
required=true
primaryKey=true
type=INTEGER/
column
name=IdPerson
required=true
primaryKey=true
type=INTEGER/
/table
In that mapping above, I can make it work, but only for retrieving
objects.
It works perfectly hidrating
a) Please use the constants defined in the generated Peer classes whereever
possible. Using the constants is considered good style.
b) I do not remember in detail, but it may be that case preserving policy
from schema.xml to db and/or Templates hase changed. Check the constants
for column names
Greg Monroe [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 28.03.2008 17:54:31:
Only things that come to mind quickly are:
Use a custom Criteria to build a NOT IN clause that with
an expression to combine your keys. E.g. build the
following sort of Custom criteria:
CONCAT(CAST(Book.ID1 AS
Florian Hopf [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 17.03.2008 13:30:45:
I just wanted to update our project from 3.3-RC2 to 3.3 but ran into
some problems with dependencies. jamon and fulcrum-testcontainer can't
be found.
If you do not need avalon, you can just disable the dependencies on
Does anyone know what the alias attribute on the table tag in the
schema.xml is good for ?
If it is set the base class and peer class of the dbObject class are
different, and a lot of code is not generated, but I could not make any
sense out of which code is still generated and which is not.
If
Could you please give a short description of what you do ? I don't have a
clue.
Thomas
Jim [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 06.03.2008 19:22:32:
Hi,
I started running into a duplicate reference in the
foreign-key issue several months ago in the ant
generated schema.xml file.
We are still
It looks like Torque's LargeSelect does not use prepared statements in
its queries. Is there a way to make it do that?
You would have to modify the Torque code.
The problem with using prepared statements is that the Code for creating
prepared statements and the code which produces normal
. But that is not the issue.
I suspect something is different on the DB2 side but
the dba's say no. And that's probably where the issue
is and I'm hoping someone ran into the same issue and
can give me a clue as to what I can look for to find
the issue.
Jim
--- Thomas Fischer [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote
As far as I know, you CAN define and index name, but you need not. For
example, I have thested the following works with mysql 5.0
CREATE TABLE `test` (`test` VARCHAR( 10 ) NOT NULL , UNIQUE (test))
So in my eyes, the SQL generated by Torque is perfectly valid. Or did I
miss something ?
. The name attribut from unique name=... is ignored totally.
In my opinion, torque should treat this like the following:
if (unique name is specified) {
unique $uniq.name ('column')
}
else {
unique ('column')
}
Thx
Peter
Am Donnerstag, den 13.03.2008, 14:36 +0100 schrieb Thomas Fischer
Owen B. Mehegan [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 20.02.2008 18:48:29:
Aha, there was a rumor around the office that Torque could only handle
100 datasources. Guess you're saying that's not the case :) Cool.
I was saying that I do not know of limitations inside of Torque. If the
guys in your office
Greg Monroe [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 19.02.2008 23:07:13:
Thomas Fischer said:
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008, Fran Ferri wrote:
Why the columnmap only supports one related column?
Is an update pending?
It seems that this particular information in ColumnMap does not
support multiple
Owen B. Mehegan [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 20.02.2008 00:59:12:
Is there any limit to the number of unique datasources I can have in my
torque.properties?
Well, the file needs to fit on the hard drive of your computer and into the
jvm memory, and I'm not sure if you can open more than 65536
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008, Florian Hopf wrote:
Hi,
we are using Torque to generate our OM-classes for several submodules in
a Maven2 multiproject structure. Everything works fine so far, but as we
keep the schema code for the domain classes in the different
submodules, several instances of
On Tue, 19 Feb 2008, Fran Ferri wrote:
i think that a simple manual to configure and use multiple databases is very
interesting.
Yes, but we do not have enough manpower to write and maintain one.
Why the columnmap only supports one related column?
Is an update pending?
It seems that this
btw: I have newer understood the reason to use field joins at all.
Can anyone
enlighten me on in which cases one would use a field join
instead of a inner join?
Hm, in most databases (e.g. mysql, oracle, postgresql) the thing you call
field join is an inner join (just a different syntax) so
It seems that you forgot to execute the command
maven torque:id-table-init-sql
from http://db.apache.org/torque/releases/torque-3.3/tutorial/step3.html
Thomas
pyaar [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 17.12.2007 12:04:19:
Hi all
i am using mssql server 2000,torque 3.2.I am trying to execute
Pyaar. Before sending a message to the the mailing list, would you please
try and execute the steps AS DESCRIBED IN THE TUTORIAL ? Thanks a lot in
advance.
Thomas
pyaar [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 17.12.2007 14:20:56:
HI ALL
i am executing the bookstore application using mssql
I am trying to execute the bookstore application which is given in
http://db.apache.org/torque/releases/torque-3.1/tutorial/step4.html
...
As far as i know my classpath has been set properly
Definitely not. Make sure the Torque runtime jar and the jar it depends on
is in your classpath. This
True. The message that echo is not implemented and failing to create the db
might be different errors. However, even if they are different errors, the
question remains why the echo message appears, and for this Alvaro's answer
remains valid.
Sorry I do not have an exhaustive list of for which
Hello. I've been using the m2 plugin for a while now (3.3-RC2) and just
recently noticed it does not currently support the datadtd goal (as far
as I
can tell). I did notice somewhere that Thomas Fischer had possibly
checked
in some code to add in the datadtd goal, but when I tried
The error message says that the database webmodel cannot be accessed.
However, your database key is mydb. You did not define any connection
properties for the database webmodel. Try syncing the two database
names.
If this sill does not work, can you post the stack trace of the exception
you
Hm, you have defined the foreign key twice:
foreign-key foreignTable=autori onUpdate=none onDelete=none
reference foreign=autore_id local=autore_id/
reference foreign=autore_id local=autore_id/
/foreign-key
perhaps removing one of the references helps ?
It should not be necessary to define
Just a shot into the dark:
Criterion c1 = crit.getNewCriterion(b, null, Criteria.ISNULL);
does not work ? (probably you have to cast the null)
Thomas
Brendan Miller [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 09.10.2007 19:05:22:
There doesn't seem to be a getNewCriterion(String column, SqlEnum
On Tue, 25 Sep 2007, Brendan Miller wrote:
...
Anyone have any ideas on how to delete the row/object without incurring
this SELECT without bind variables query?
Knowing this is the worst statement for a OR layer: If it is just this
single table, I'd recommend using pure jdbc for creating a
a) There is no maven2 plugin for Torque 3.1.1. The current m2 plugin uses
the 3.3.RCx generator. I'd not recommend using it with a 3.1.1 runtime.
Consider upgrading; otherwise consider building a m2 plugin yourself which
uses the 3.1.1 generator.
b) I'm afraid there is no example in the website.
There is some documentation available, unfortunately it is hidden well.
The url is
http://db.apache.org/torque/releases/torque-3.3/maven2-plugin/plugin-info.html
Hope this helps,
Thomas
On Tue, 18 Sep 2007, jill han wrote:
I just moved from m1 to m2, but could not get torque plugin
The goal id-table-init-sql does not exist in the maven2 plugin; I'd
consider it a missing feature (please add a feature request to jira). If I
understand you correctly, the sql file gets created, and the problem is to
execute it ? If this is the case, then the sqlExec goal would be the
correct
Marc Kannegiesser [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 14.09.2007
14:40:02:
Hi.
Thanks in advance for your fast answer, Thomas.
The goal id-table-init-sql does not exist in the maven2 plugin; I'd
consider it a missing feature (please add a feature request to jira).
If I
understand you
Hi,
you sent your mail to the wrong list (torque users). Please use the ojb
users mailing list.
Regards,
Thomas
Hans Novak [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 29.08.2007 14:52:02:
Hi,
i need help to run the ojb_blank projekt.
If i configure it like the tutorial says, i get in eclipse
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