Hi,
I want to write in a database some objects (I know the mapping of those
objects) and use long-transactions. However I can't rely on an
implementation of the TimeStampable interface at the object level. This
is why I tried to write a dynamic proxy that would implement the
interface for those objects, but I can't figure out if JDO can deal with
this and if so how.
If I do not change my mapping file, nothing works, and I have a message
saying that there is no mapping defined for class $Proxy0. It looked a
little bit on what is happening under the hood, and effectively the
class name of the object built from the proxy is $Proxy0.
Next, I tried to add something like that to the mapping file: "<class
name="$Proxy0"></class>" but it does not solve my problem too.
I am not having any problem when marshalling to XML so I cannot
understand what's wrong...
Can anyone help me?
Thanks in advance.
Regards,
Jerome Bernard.
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