Lukasz,
I think what you need here is to crear a property editor for your Type
class.
you will then use "type" as your path instead of "type.id" since what you
are actually setting is a type.
your property editor will now how to set a type based on its id.
you might want to check out this link fo
Hi,
I am having an issue with a DAO test. The problem arises when trying
to remove an item from an ArrayList annotated as a Hibernate
@CollectionOfElements - I am finding that that I am getting a failure
on the respective JUnit tests (see final, commented-out assertion in
the test methods
Hi,
Like a couple others on the list, I have a user requirement for full-
text searching capabilities in an application that I am developing. As
such, I decided to go with Lucene, through its Compass abstraction.
I actually got Compass + Spring + Hibernate more or less working in a
past ap
I have been using poEdit for some PHP/gettext work that I am doing,
but as far as Java is concerned,
If what you get out of the box in Eclipse isn't to your taste, I
remember that Exadel Studio (which I no longer use) had some
additional tools for editing property files - but it wasn't exactl
Dear AppFuse users,
well, I figured out that the best way is to use Spring's tag, but I have following error when I try to display my form:
... ERROR [btpool0-1] SelectTag.doStartTag(84) | Invalid property
'type' of bean class [...Comment]: Value of nested property 'type' is
null
org.springfram
For the record, this error occurs while you try to run jetty:run-war from the
root folder of a modular project instead of running it from the web folder.
mraible wrote:
>
> I haven't seen this error before. You might try changing your Jetty
> version to 6.1.5 and using Java 5 (as opposed to Ja
Ok, atleast for my case, I found the problem. JAVA_HOME was set to point to
JDK1.4. I never guessed it as my path was referring to JDK1.5. So I tried
java -version and thought that Maven was using 1.5. My bad!
Regards,
Balaji
alterum wrote:
>
> Hi emmettwalsh ,
> Could you resolve the issue? I
Hi emmettwalsh ,
Could you resolve the issue? I'm getting the same error and could not
proceed further. Thanks.
Balaji
Mike Horwitz wrote:
>
> Looks like there is an issue with the configuration of the Maven Hibernate
> 3
> project in your core module's pom.xml. Could you post the snippet from
