Hi,
This looks like a bug in the jdbc2xml task. Can you create an issue in the
issue tracker please ?
Java 1.5 support is already in SVN. You may want to build from SVN.
It also supports comment on column/table for some databases, but I cannot
remember whether in 3.2 or in SVN only.
Cascading is
Hi.
T This looks like a bug in the jdbc2xml task. Can you create an issue in the
T issue tracker please ?
I try it.
T Java 1.5 support is already in SVN. You may want to build from SVN.
T It also supports comment on column/table for some databases, but I cannot
T remember whether in 3.2 or in
Thank you again for the answers! I am using torque 'packaged' in turbine so by
default there is an id_table!
Thomas
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Hi,
OK. Issue number is: TRQS353
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Subject: jdbc - xml problem (MySQL)
Date: Thursday, April 13, 2006, 11:46:11 AM
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Tomáš Procházka [EMAIL PROTECTED] schrieb am 13.04.2006 12:35:13:
I download latest SVN a try it compile. But I doesn't have
experience with Maven before. I install Maven 2, then I find out
that Torque need Maven 1. I install Maven 1, run maven build in
root directory, it's doesn't work,
Hi.
T I'm not sure, if the *-dev-* contains already the java5 patch, but I'm sure,
you have
T to enable a config-parameter. Is it 'torque.enableJava5Features=true' ?
Yes. It's work now. Thanks you.
And exist any way how to make some of table read only access? Generator will be
not generate
I don't believe you can get this sort of logic to work. Here's
why:
The database name in Torque actually refers to Torque's object
space database and not any physical SQL Server database. The
Torque db name is defined in your schema xml (name attribute on
Database tag). This name is used as a
On Apr 13, 2006, at 9:33 AM, Greg Monroe wrote:
I don't believe you can get this sort of logic to work. Here's
why:
The database name in Torque actually refers to Torque's object
space database and not any physical SQL Server database. The
Torque db name is defined in your schema xml (name
On Apr 12, 2006, at 8:44 AM, Helge Weissig wrote:
Hi,
I am trying to use a second database but am having trouble
accessing it (or configuring it, not sure). Below is what I have so
far, most of it taken straight from the 3.2 distribution. When I
ask Torque to give me a connection to
