Just to be sure that we are talking about the same thing, I talk about a
LINUX UBUNTU 7.10 Gusty installation with a clean Eclipse with spring IDE
and abator. I have been trying during 3 days on 4 different computers (at
job) without any success. On windows, it is single /, but on Linux it's
doubl
On Wed, 12 Mar 2008, slaughter wrote:
I found the double / by trying a lot of stuff.
Something is wrong with your setup, single / works fine.
Are these files derived from a Win32 box?
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Graeme -
I found the double / by trying a lot of stuff. I'm more wondering how a / can
work in Windows. Anyway, it's normal that a / in Linux is to identify a path
and a \ in Windows. Maybe the classpath entry use a special formating and
not the targetproject...
Jeff Butler-2 wrote:
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> Thanks for the
Thanks for the info. Not being a Linux guy myself (gasp) I'm wondering -
why double / in the class path entry, but only single / in the
targetProject?
Maybe this question shows my ignorance with Linux, but I'm interested.
Jeff Butler
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 12:58 PM, slaughter <[EMAIL PROTECT
I was having problems with Abator on Linux. Everyone at my job is using
Windows but due to the fact that I'm special, I decided to use Linux. The
problem I had was with the jdbcConnection which was not working. The
documentation of Abator do not mention anything about Linux. They only say
that the
From how I'm seeing it, that's two rows, not one. Before it gets to
iBATIS, create an object representation of what you want to store and
send a collection of those to your service. Then from there you can do
a batch insert over an iteration of them. That's the simplest solution
I can think
Hello,
I have following problem. I habe a object holding a list A,B,C,D,E,... now I
want to spore this list in a database. But I have to store them pairwise. For
example:
Col1|Col2
A |B
B |C
Is there any possibility to solve this problem?
greetz
wolle
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