Hi
It did not seem to do the trick, but I'm a little confused, since it's
working fine when I just have it in a simple client, and not in a web
service. Also if I create the query like this
Query query = getEm().createQuery(
"SELECT w FROM WorkflowInstance w where w.workflowId=:input");
Alexey,
Thank you for the great analysis and proposed patches and solutions! We'll
attempt to incorporate these shortly.
Kevin
On Tue, Nov 18, 2008 at 10:23 PM, Alexey Ousov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hello Simone and Kevin,
> Thanks for replies. After some days of debugging I successfully ex
Hi all
My issue was that the web sevice/server was not able to see the jar that I
had with my entity files. I had my jar containing the entities inside my web
service archive file, then I moved it to the to level apache-tomcat library
with my other openjpa jar and dependency, then all worked fine.
Hi,
In your test case, you have OneToMany relation from Activity to
AssignedActivity. The mappedBy attribute in the OneToMany relation should be
the name of the many-to-one field in the related entity that maps this
bidirectional relation. Could you change mappedBy to "activity" and try again
Hi Fay,
I've done the modification you told me but it's still not working... when i
insert new registers the pactId from assignedActivities remains null.
I copy the class activity with the modification:
@Entity
@Table (name="PROJECT_ACTIVITIES")
@SequenceGenerator(name = "SEQ_PACT_ID", sequenceN
Hi, Eli,
It seems that you want to have pactId as a primary key and join column in
the assigned_activities (child) table, and you want the pactId automatically
generated in the project_activities (parent) table to fill in the pactId column
(it is a primary key column) in the child table. I go
Hi guys.
I have a question about join table inheritance. In few words the problem is
that foreign key field doesn't get set in descendant class in Join
Inheritance.
I have 3 tables: authors, books and electronic_books.
Here is SQL script: http://pastebin.ca/1259927
AuthorsEntity: http://pastebi
Please post the domain classes and test case. Better still, create your JUnit
Tests so that they can be included in OpenJPA test corpus. The instructions
on how to write a test case for OpenJPA is available in its website [1]
[1] http://openjpa.apache.org/howtowritetestcaseforopenjpa.html
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Vi
