Hi everyone,
at least there seems to be roadmap for JPA 2.1. Unfortunately the documents
look really outdated:
- http://openjpa.apache.org/jpa-2.1-roadmap.html
- http://openjpa.apache.org/jpa-2.1-tasks.html
- http://openjpa.apache.org/jpa-2.1-development-process.html
Maybe I'll try to contact on
njpa.apache.org
Betreff: Re: Project activity
On 04/01/2016 08:50, Christopher Cudennec wrote:
> Hi everyone!
> I’m curious about the project’s activity and future plans.
Hi Christopher,
I am not an OpenJPA dev, just a plain user.
Anyway...
> Reason one: I got no answer on my previous questio
:-).
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have an opinion on that?
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Hi OpenJPA users!
We are finally trying to use the latest OpenJPA release 2.4.0 and I’m really
glad OpenJPA supprts Java 8! :-)
The project is somewhat old – it started using OpenJPA 2.2.0 a couple of years
ago and still uses a custom auditing service that does not use the „new“
Auditor in
Hi Pinaki,
your proposal led me to the solution. The good news is: I can track the changes
by changing the code the way you proposed.
What puzzled me and made me think that this must be a bug in OpenJPA is the
fact that the field "stringAttributes" was marked as dirty but the Map from the
oldS
Hi OpenJPA team, hi Pinaki!
I've finally managed to check out the new auditing facility of OpenJPA 2.2 and
have some feedback for you guys:
1) No test possible for tracking updates?
I first tried to reuse my Junit tests for auditing and wondered why your new
implementation did not work. The ex
Both of you are perfectly right. Since OSGI is not a requirement in my
project I'll see if I can invest some time in testing the new
functionality. I'll let you know about my results.
Cheers,
Christopher
Am 29.09.2011 09:32, schrieb Bengt Rodehav:
Yes that is correct.
I think the functionalit
I see. I'm looking forward to the next release then! :)
Am 22.09.2011 18:39, schrieb Pinaki Poddar:
Hi Christopher,
The "old" value is not available *externally* via SaveFieldManager. That
is why all that work gone in writing an Auditor, as I had mentioned earlier.
-
Pinaki Poddar
Chai
Hi Pinaki,
The issue is that the field actually *is* marked as dirty. But when I compare
the Map of my current entity and the Map of the old state (that I get from the
SaveFieldManager) it contains the same values.
Example:
// Step 1: Create an instance of Parent
Parent parent = new Parent();
Hi Pinaki, hi everyone else ;)!
First of all thanks for pointing me to 'openjpa.RestoreState', Pinaki. Now I
got the problem solved with the old state from the SaveFieldManager.
Unfortunately I have another issue with Maps. When I change the value of a Map
entry I can't track the change because
cter encodings are
passing through correctly.
On Aug 31, 2011, at 12:53 PM, Christopher Cudennec [via OpenJPA] wrote:
Hi!
I have a simple (?) problem with a query against data with German umlaut
characters.
Consider the following data:
create table test (property varchar(255));
insert into t
Hi Pinaki!
Thanks for mentioning the RestoreState! I read your blog but might have
forgotten the property anyway. I'll let you know as soon as I am back in
my office!
I read about the new auditing facility only recently when I had already
set up my services. I guess I'll check the latest cha
Hi everyone!
Inspired by Pinaki Poddar's blog about auditing I try to implement an auditing
facility. I came across some weird (at least for me ;)) behaviour when using
the SaveFieldManager to access the old state of an object: getState() returns
'null'. Why is that?
I get the 'null' state in
Hi!
I have a simple (?) problem with a query against data with German umlaut
characters.
Consider the following data:
create table test (property varchar(255));
insert into test values ('Diskontsatze');
insert into test values ('Diskontsätze');
select * from test where prop = 'Diskontsatze';
W
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