Hi you are missing the Temporal annotation, i.e.
@Temporal(value = TemporalType.TIMESTAMP)
@Column(name=TIME_STAMP)
public java.sql.Date getTimeStamp() { return timeStamp; }
Regards,
Imran
2008/6/27 purdticker [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Looks like that was the problem after all...
Hi Alexey Kakunin,
If you know how to work with security and if cxf-rt-ws-security is not
present in Geronimo then you should try copying the jar file
(cxf-rt-ws-security-*.*.jar) into the project folder class path default
location (i.e WEB-INF/lib) and use it is any normal library that is
Hi,
as far as I see in Geronimo 2.1.1 is no cxf-rt-ws-security-*.*.jar:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/geronimo$ pwd
/home/user/geronimo
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/geronimo$ find . -name *cxf*
./repository/org/apache/cxf
./repository/org/apache/cxf/cxf-api
Hello everyone, after working with Dave off-line over the weekend we discovered
that he was using Java 1.6 instead of Java 1.5. Once he switched to Java 1.5 the
GEP starting functioning as designed. It seems that we can probably be more clear
about this in our GEP documentation. For example, we
I started to apply G2.1 stuffs to resolved some of the errors and I'm still
getting ejb and j2ee reference errors. Can you point me to the right
direction and tell me what is still apply or not apply with the current
code? And is geronimo-quartz-0.2.xsd still valid?
