AFAIK, the only way to accomplish this is add that attribute or convince IBM
that they should implement that feature in their JRE.
Cheers,
Keith
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Hi,
I am using Apache Derby with OpenJPA and have a class with a named query.
Unfortunately, every time I attempt to execute the named query I get an
error because OpenJPA is assuming the "USER" schema. The "USER" schema is
not the default for Derby. It is "APP" I think. This does not happen w
Rick,
Sorry about the delayed response, but setting "Can-Retransform-Classes:
false" in the manifest file *did* fix the problem.
Apparently, the IBM JRE does not support runtime class re-transformation
(which you probably already know). Based on this information, I'm assuming
that it would be a
Rick,
Sorry that didn't fix it. Also, I read the bug at the link you posted. I
checked the manifest in apache-openjpa-2.1.0-20110201.173954-119-binary.zip
and noticed that it was still set to...
Can-Retransform-Classes: true
I'm not sure if you intended to set it to false in the fix or if you'
After doing some googleing, I found a post with a similar problem.
Apparently, the IBM JRE creates a folder in /tmp called
.com_ibm_tools_attach. This folder was created after I installed the JRE and
ran "java -version" to test the installed version. Apparently, the
permissions on the folder were
Hi,
I've written a simple program to persist a bean using OpenJPA 2.0.1. The
code works fine with the Sun JRE; however, with the IBM JRE (both are 1.6).
I receive the following error. Does anyone have any ideas as to what could
be going on?
com.ibm.tools.attach.AttachNotSupportedException: ta
Thanks. This looks like it will do the job.
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class listed below. I was sort of expecting (probably incorrectly) to get
the JPA style annotations; however, I received the JAXB style annotations.
