Hello
I'm performing refresh query like this:
new RefreshQuery(new String[] {I:some_package_SomeClass.*} )
and after that SelectQuery with name
I:some_package_SomeClass:someField, but the result records aren't
as expected.
(someField indicates ordering)
Using RefreshQuery(query) or
Hi Marcin,
RefreshQuery built that way, unlike its predecessor
InvalidateListCacheQuery, doesn't do pattern matching on the names.
This was a bit inefficient. Instead it does exact match on the cache
group names. One or more cache groups are assigned explicitly by a
user of the original
Hi Arturo,
Yes, you'd need a custom ExtendedType to handle that. Those work just
fine. So as long as you can figure out how to read and write
interval via JDBC, you should be fine.
Andrus
On Sep 20, 2006, at 11:20 PM, Arturo Pérez wrote:
Hi all,
I would like to use the PostgreSQL
Hi guys,
I've been having some trouble with subj, I hope someone have an
reasonable explaination. :)
I've generated both my classes and db schema using the v1.2 modeller.
The problem is that when I try to access a field in the generated class
I get a class cast exception in the getter below:
Yes, java.util.Date is Cayenne default mapping for the date types, so
if there are no other hints in the query, this is what Cayenne will use.
The type of fromDate is java.util.Date - I'm not even able to select
that type in the modeller
Actually you can - you should type java.util.Date
