Sorry,the problem with the sequoia jdbc driver returning Integer Type for
the PK as described below is solved. It was not an issue of cayenne at all.
There were some problem with the update of the schema. sequoia worked with
the old INT UNSIGNED schema tested earlier.
So MySQL 5, Sequoia, db side
Hello.
We have a large database for a cayenne server application. The
database engine is currently MS SQL Server, but we will perhaps
switch over to PostgreSQL at some point in time.
For disaster recovery we want to have a mirrored system somewhere
else in the world. It is ok if the
Andrus Adamchik wrote:
My idea of how this should be organized is to show at most 2-3
releases that we think of as current to avoid the clutter. And then
add Other... menu item in the bottom of documentation section that
points to the docs collections for the old releases. 1.1 should
Aristedes Maniatis wrote:
o We should probably have the 1.1 documentation on the site. This
could be marked as a legacy release. 1.2 is still fairly young,
however, so we should make it easy for those still using 1.1 to get
appropriate support.
Hands up anyone using 1.1... thought so...
So let me repost how the menu may look like with old releases links:
* Version 2.0
* Version 1.2
* Legacy Releases
* Development Release (Version 3.0)
Legacy Releases can either expand down to two more levels, or
simply open a page listing all of them.
Andrus
On Oct 2, 2006, at 12:24 PM,
On 9/30/06, Jeff de Vries [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I'm *really* trying to do is that we have about 15-20 different
types of alerts, and a bunch of rules that specify some additional
processing that needs to take place when certain types of alerts are
generated. Rather than scatter the
On 03/10/2006, at 2:40 AM, Andrus Adamchik wrote:
So let me repost how the menu may look like with old releases links:
* Version 2.0
* Version 1.2
* Legacy Releases
* Development Release (Version 3.0)
Legacy Releases can either expand down to two more levels, or
simply open a page listing
Yeah, need to write the docs. Here is a short example:
DataDomain domain;
int callbackType; // types are defined in
'org.apache.cayenne.map.LifecycleEventCallback' interface
domain.getEntityResolver().getCallbacks(callbackType).addListener(
MyClass.class,
Aristedes Maniatis wrote:
On 02/10/2006, at 11:11 PM, Kevin Menard wrote:
Not necessarily. I'm unaware of any rule that states you can't have
multiple links to the same item in different places ;-)
I don't agree. I think there is a rule (an unwritten usability
principle) that says this is
Thanks! Couple more questions ...
1) Where do I get 3.0? Nightly snapshot? Is any one more stable than
any other? Any installation instructions? Or things to watch out for?
2) Is the handleCallback argument actually the name of the method to
call as the callback, aka myPostPersist?
3)
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