Hi Brill,
thanks for replying. The thing is, that only certain parts (e.g. an
entity with certain id including child objects) have to get synchronized
at the time by demand of a content editor.
The datastore is mysql 5.
Jonas
Brill Pappin schrieb:
Actually, the most obvious approach is not
Actually, the most obvious approach is not to write some special code, but
simply enable replication and don't worry about trying to get OJPA to sync.
What kind of database is it (most popular db's have replication of one sort
or another)?
- Brill Pappin
-Original Message-
From: Jonas Pet
If I am running JPA in extended persistence context, when I call
EntityManager.merge() within a transaction and then commit the transaction,
should it or shouldn't it execute the SQL?
I assumed that it would but I have a situation where it won't unless I call
EntityManager.flush() before commi
Hi there!
We have one data model and we need two datastores with that same data
model. Datastore A for editing and previewing and datastore B for
production (live).
Now we need to synchronize parts of datastore A to datastore B.
The most obvious approach would be: fetch objects from datastor
Hello,
I'm running into an NPE in RelationToManyInverseKeyFieldStrategy
(copy/pasted below) when using an OneToMany inverse relation with
mappedBy and InheritanceType.TABLE_PER_CLASS in 1.1.0-SNAPSHOT...
Test summary: A common abstract superclass Translatable which has a
@OneToManySet, and many
Hi,
To implement automatic table prefixing I've written a DBDictionary with a
custom getValidTableName(..) method. Unfortunately this only seems to be
called if there is no @Table(name="X") annotation or equivalent xml.
Is there a way to do this for _all_ table names?
Thanks in advance,
Roger
