Hi Bruce,
Here is the OQLQuery:
OQLQuery _oql = _db.getOQLQuery("SELECT o from
nz.co.softmetaware.commerce.Order o");
And here is the mapping
<!-- Mapping for Orders -->
<class name="nz.co.softmetaware.commerce.bo.Order"
identity="OID" >
<description>Orders</description>
<map-to table="orders"/>
<field name="OID" type="integer" get-method="jdoGetID"
set-method="jdoSetID" >
<sql name="oid" type="integer"/>
</field>
<field name="orderedDate" type="date" get-method="jdoGetOrderedDate"
set-method="jdoSetOrderedDate" >
<sql name="order_date" type="date" dirty="check" />
</field>
<field name="paymentDate" type="date" get-method="jdoGetPaymentDate"
set-method="jdoSetPaymentDate" >
<sql name="payment_date" type="date" dirty="check" />
</field>
<field name="shipDate" type="date" get-method="jdoGetShipDate"
set-method="jdoSetShipDate" >
<sql name="ship_date" type="date" dirty="check" />
</field>
<!--
<field name="customer" type="nz.co.softmetaware.commerce.bo.Customer"
get-method="jdoGetCustomer" set-method="jdoSetCustomer" >
<sql name="customer_oid" />
</field>
-->
<field name="hasShipped" type="string" get-method="jdoGetHasShipped"
set-method="jdoSetHasShipped" >
<sql name="has_shipped" type="char" dirty="check" />
</field>
</class>
Jeff
On Fri, 1 Feb 2002 04:22, Bruce Snyder wrote:
> This one time, at band camp, Jeff Hoare said:
>
> JH >refers to an invalid token type (46 need 2).
>
> Jeff,
>
> Yep, Castor is telling you that it is finding the ORDER keyword
> where it should be finding an IDENTIFIER. This seems very odd
> behavior, though, because the object is fully qualified with the
> package name. Can you post the section of your mapping descriptor
> that describes the a.b.Order object?
>
> Bruce
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