Hi Michelle,
Thank you for blazing the trail, Michael. I have added this information
to the Wiki page.
You're welcome.
At some point we need to synchronize the wiki text with the description
in site/xdocs/svn.xml. I volunteered to have a look at this file, but I
haven't done yet. Today we
Clean checkout, followed by maven -o clean installSchema for TCK20 results
in
file: /home/andy/work/jdo/trunk/tck20/test/conf/schemaAttributeORM.conf does
not exist!
Someone's mistyped an entry in test/conf/configurations.list
Currently says schemaAttributeORM.conf
Should be
Hi Craig,
just a little comment:
The following Apache page writes commons-logging in capitals:
http://jakarta.apache.org/commons/index.html
The user guide writes it in capitals without a dash. Moreover, it uses
notion 'Jakarta Commons Logging' instead of 'Apache commons-logging':
Hi Andy,
thanks for catching. I fixed it.
Regards Michael
Clean checkout, followed by maven -o clean installSchema for TCK20 results
in
file: /home/andy/work/jdo/trunk/tck20/test/conf/schemaAttributeORM.conf does
not exist!
Someone's mistyped an entry in test/conf/configurations.list
Hi Michael,
Craig and I made a first pass at adding the subversion wiki page
information to the jdo site on Friday. It needs work, but it's a
start. I was planning to continue that process, but if you would like
to do it, it's fine with me. Whatever.
On Windows (NTFS), executable is on
Hi Michael,
This is more a question for Craig and the expert group, but I don't
think that primary-key, column, and foreign-key within a join are
mutually exclusive. If you look at the example in section 18.7 of the
spec, both primary-key and column are used. The column elements name
the
Hi Michelle,
you are right!
I wonder if the example in section 18.7 has a bug concerning the table
attribute in the join element. Section 18.8 specifies:
For join elements nested inside field elements, the table attribute is
not allowed. The table attribute from the field element specifies
Javadogs,I'd like to clarify the specification for the object-id for instances created using pm.newInstance.Here's the original text, for context.specThe following method is used to create an instance of a persistence-capable interface, or of a concrete or abstract class.Object newInstance(Class
Hi Michelle.
Hi Michael,
Craig and I made a first pass at adding the subversion wiki page
information to the jdo site on Friday. It needs work, but it's a
start. I was planning to continue that process, but if you would like
to do it, it's fine with me. Whatever.
Please go ahead and
Hi,On Sep 7, 2005, at 9:31 AM, Michael Watzek wrote:Hi Michelle,you are right!I wonder if the example in section 18.7 has a bug concerning the table attribute in the join element. Section 18.8 specifies:"For join elements nested inside field elements, the table attribute is not allowed. The table
Hi Michelle,There is a builtin maven goal "javadoc". Change dir to api20 and maven javadoc.I hadn't known this before you asked...CraigOn Sep 7, 2005, at 10:22 AM, Michelle Caisse wrote:Hi,How do I generate javadoc for api20?-- Michelle Craig Russell Architect, Sun Java Enterprise System
Thanks, everyone. Should we add attainGoal javadoc to the build goal
in api20 and api11?
-- Michelle
Michael Bouschen wrote:
Hi Michelle,
please try maven javadoc. It generates the javadoc under
target/docs/apidocs and some report files under target/javadoc.
Regards Michael
Hi,
How
Hi Michelle,
Thanks, everyone. Should we add attainGoal javadoc to the build
goal in api20 and api11?
Yes, I think this makes sense for the api11 and api20.
Regards Michael
-- Michelle
Michael Bouschen wrote:
Hi Michelle,
please try maven javadoc. It generates the javadoc under
Hi Michael,On Sep 7, 2005, at 6:38 AM, Michael Bouschen wrote:Hi,Michael W. and I started looking into JDO assertions testing JDO query features that have been added with JDO2. None of them are implemented yet, so we will have to add a couple of new query test classes.It might be more than a few,
What about the documentation on the incubator.apache.org/jdo website.
Maven could generate a lot of stuff for that too. Could we think about
moving some stuff from the wiki to the documentation on the incubator
site. The reason is that there is a lot of good information on the wiki,
but some
It seems like the tests are trying to create a connection pool with each
test. Is there any reason we are not getting the pool just once at the
start of the test and then reusing connections from that pool?
--
Karan Singh
Hi Karan,I think it makes sense to migrate some of the wiki information to the jdo site. We start with discussions on the wiki but once the information has stabilized, it should be moved to the site.We looked at having Maven generate the site but it only does part of the job and there is a bunch
Hi Craig,
The first thing i would like to suggest is a quick How-To. How to run
tests, how and when to run tests offline, what are the various
configuration files and their significance, when do you need to invoke
installSchema, how to see generated sql and logging information, how to
Hi Karan,The concept of a HowTo is really good. If you write an outline we can fill it out and publish it. I'd think this belongs on the site. What do you think?CraigOn Sep 7, 2005, at 3:47 PM, karan malhi wrote:Hi Craig,The first thing i would like to suggest is a quick How-To. How to run tests,
Yes,
I would love to do that. I am just going to outline issues which i
faced/am facing as a newcomer to the project . If all of you can fill in
the details, that would be a great great help.
Thanks. :)
Craig Russell wrote:
Hi Karan,
The concept of a HowTo is really good. If you write an
Hi Michael,I might have gotten carried away in editing the page. But I thought the page should be self-consistent with the terms. I looked at one of the Apache pages and it was all consistently commons-logging so I tried to make all the references in this page to commons-logging. I see from your
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