Hi Tom,
IMO this is not good news. It does not affect my work at the moment, but my
intent was to change my PB implementation to JDO when available with OJB 2.x.
I'd rather stay with OJB than restarting with JPOX.
Did the OJB team stop the activities concerning JDO?
Is it planned to make a
Armin,
I looked at it a little better and it is because i have my own cache
for model and view objects because they are used so much.
I think that I also understand why the initial organisation query only
queries the organisation and country table while there are a lot more
references. When the
Dear ojb user,
i've got a question about the behavior of OJB (1.0.3).
If i ask for a collection of vehicule OJB fetch the data from the database
to build the collection the expect bellow show what P6SPY catch :
[11/01/06 12:13:23:808 CET] 78faf5a0 SystemOut O
Hello,
I've got a simple problem of collection's retrieve :
There are 2 tables : InfoData and ValueData with foreign key and
datetime field
as it's describe in my repository
class-descriptor class=InfoData table=INFO_DATA
field-descriptor name=id column=ID jdbc-type=INTEGER
hi nicolas,
i'm pleased the latest version works for you.
could you please post the error, or give me a hint where you found
discussions about the bug.
jakob
delahaye.nicolas schrieb:
Hi jakob,
Ok, it is working with 1.0.4.
But if i want retreive the super class alone, a wrong SLQ
query
Armin, thanks for your reply.
We have transactions that span multiple web requests (pages) and we use
the PK values to identify objects that have been persisted on the
various pages (in order to re-display the contents of the objects if the
user goes back to one of those pages).
There are
hi sergey,
ojb just tries to be clever ;) outer joins are created when there are
extents etc.
could you please post the relevant parts of your mapping file and the
generated sql.
jakob
Manukyan, Sergey schrieb:
After some tests found out that OJB generates LEFT OUTER JOIN instead of
Hi Dirk,
Kessler, Dirk wrote:
Armin, thanks for your reply.
We have transactions that span multiple web requests (pages) and we use
the PK values to identify objects that have been persisted on the
various pages (in order to re-display the contents of the objects if the
user goes back to one
Hi Jacob,
Well, see yourself if it is a clever behavior:
Here is a simplified repository data:
class-descriptor class=Supplier table=SUPPLIER
field-descriptor name=pkField primarykey=true /
field-descriptor name=fkField /
collection-descriptor name=allChildren
I've created my own LockManager implementation for OJB 1.0.4 that
implements the Configurable interface and I've added some of the
properties this implementation needs to the OJB.properties file. By
doing so I was hoping that my LockManager would be configured at some
point, like in the
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