Hi Luciano,
I havn't had much time to go into this in depth, but here are some
things I notice:
1) I think you're aware of this, but STATUS.txt is outdated and
CHANGES.txt just has TODO in it
2) We don't have any good first steps documentation (or any
documentation for that matter :) ) Not
Hey Luciano,
Just took a quick look at this. I havn't gone through and tried to run
anything yet but I did notice a few things (I can look into fixing
some of these later.)
1) The RC2 files are named M2-SNAPSHOT rather than M2-RC2.. Not really
a big deal but we should maintain consistency here.
addressing the necessary steps to get derby configured and even
if you include the jar, you still have to go and configure the dataSource.
- Luciano Resende
On 10/11/06, Luciano Resende [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thanks for the quick feedback...
My comments inline
On 10/11/06, Brent Daniel [EMAIL
Wojtek,
Are you defining a ResultSetShape in the Config? Unfortunately, the
oracle JDBC drivers return an empty value for
ResultSetMetaData.getTableName(), so the DAS is not able to process
the data returned from a query without having some information about
the results passed in. I don't think
This was fixed in TUSCANY-905.
On 1/28/07, Sam Su [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I am using static data object, in my configuration file, I use
propertyName attribute to map Table column to DataObject class's property,
Table tableName=CCP_USER typeName=User
Column
The DAS will insert objects into the database when it detects a create
event in the SDO change summary. Because your DataObject was created
outside of your DataObject tree, I'm guessing that the even will not
show up in the change summary.
On 1/28/07, Sam Su [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all, I
1. Not today, though I think this would be a good feature for the DAS
to pick up.
2 a. No, but that would be an interesting capability. Today I think
validation would best be performed at the client level.
b. It's probably easiest to do this on a case by case basis..
Unfortunately I don't think
