There are a few ways to do this:
1) The JobDetailBean has a method called setApplicationContextJobDataKey
which will set a reference to the ApplicationContext in the job data map.
This will make the JobDetailBean call the setter for the application context
on your bean.
2) (Probably the better me
I am blur about how does Appfuse control record version or Database
transaction management so that one database record updated by user Mr A will
not be overwritten by user Mr B
1) Using Spring ?
2) Hibernate ?
How's the mechanism applied in it ?
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I am blur about how does Appfuse control record version or Database
transaction management so that one database record updated by user Mr A will
not be overwritten by user Mr B
1) Using Spring ?
2) Hibernate ?
How's the mechanism applied in it ?
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http://www.nabb
Does anyone know if there is a way in in maven/hibernate to turn on an error
trace that will tell me specifically where my annotation errors are? I have
about strangled myself because i am not familiar with the error message I am
receiving. And google/hibernate forums are not turning up any valuab
DOH!!!
I apparently when i re-ran my install commands across the different modules
this got fixed
But my question regarding more verbose debugging of annotation errors I
believe is still valid?
Thanks,
J
jarmstrong wrote:
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> Does anyone know if there is a way in in maven/hibernate to tu
Hibernation has a "version" type that you can use to do this. We use
it on the User object. Of course, it only works if you're using
Hibernate. For the POJOs you create, we don't force you to do this,
but it is pretty easy to add.
Matt
On 1/21/07, Fan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am blur abo
Matt Raible wrote:
On 1/20/07, jarmstrong <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
There we go 1.0-m3-SNAPSHOT works. Is m2 broken, or just broken for
me? :) I
was trying to hold off on M3 until it was released.
FYI, i am running XP SP2; IE6 SP2; JDK 1.6.0; .NET 1.0; .NET 2.0
Intel P4 3.0ghz , 4 gigs
I took the latest CSS files from SVN - thanx a lot Matt - it's fixed! I'm
doing a fairly important demo soon and chances are good that i'll have to be
using IE7. You saved me from the big bad ie7 monster ;)
Matt Raible-3 wrote:
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> If you wouldn't mind, please add any additional comments to thi
