Have you added your project onto the classpath for the hibernate console
configuration?
Roy.
wernerlauwers wrote:
>
> Hi
>
> I have an issue in getting a valid Hibernate Tools console configuration
> with my appfuse 2.0 based project. Maybe this should go to the hibernate
> tools forum, but
Rob,
Rob Hills wrote:
>
> Question 2 - I use the Tomcat Maven plugin reasonably successfully on my
> dev Windows server and anticipate using it to deploy to staging and
> production Tomcat servers on linux boxes with fewer problems - there's a
> know issue with redeploying apps to Tomcat on
Does the same thing happen if you're using hot deploying under Tomcat?
I've recently left a lead architect position at another company, where the
'DAO layer' was basically SAP JCO calls. I never had the issue you're
getting here. I never tried jetty however, the code was based on a version
of Eq
mraible wrote:
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> On 10/29/07, George.Francis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> OK, I have now iteratively added Users to a Set in UserController.
>> Is this really a necessary step for anyone wanting to use Hibernate in
>> their
>> AppFuse app?
>
> No, it shouldn't be necessary. I remember a
I appreciate this is some time after you asked your question, but to anybody
else out there looking for a similar issue solution, check this for an
explanation:
http://www.nabble.com/apfuse2%2Bhibernate---GenericDaoHibernate-getAll-returns-duplicate-entities-%28users%29-tf3227657s2369.html#a89662
ros wrote:
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> Hi All!
>
> An isse submited to http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/MOJO-941
>
> Thanks!
>
> ros
>
>
I've just uploaded a patch onto the Jira issue above to implement this.
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I had a similar issue, although with 2.0M5
You should have something similar to this in your struts.xml
If it still isn't working, you may need to do as I did and copy the template
directory out of the struts jar, and have it under you webapp directory.
At the time I put this down to App
This is an excerpt from the model:
/**
* Date/time record was last changed
*/
private Date lastChanged;
/**
* Returns the property last Changed.
* @return the lastChanged date
*/
@Version
@Temporal (value = TemporalType.TIMESTAMP)
public Date
Our model classes have a lastChangedDate which doubles up as the version
field for the model, and a trace of when the record was last changed.
When using the appfuse plugin to generate the CRUD code, sample data is
created with incorrect entries in the lastChangedDate fields - i.e. '1'
rather tha
