This one time, at band camp, Smartifacts said:
S>Now all my objects implement org.exolab.castor.jdo.Timestampable
S>But I still get the same exception.
S>java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: A master object that involves in a long
S>transaction must be a TimeStampable!
S>I changed cache-type to unlimited in mapping.xml. It didn't work. Infact I
S>tried all combinations.
S>I have generated the source files using castor-source generator. It has
S>generated many other files other than the actual object. Anyway I made all
S>those classes implement org.exolab.castor.jdo.Timestampable.
S>What could be the problem?
S>
S>I am using the following code:
S>
S>private long _timeStamp;
S>
S>public long jdoGetTimeStamp()
S>{
S> return _timeStamp;
S>}
S>
S>public void jdoSetTimeStamp( long timeStamp )
S>{
S> _timeStamp = timeStamp;
S>}
S>
S>And this is the actual update function code:
S>
S>public void updateRecord(){
S> try{
S> db = jdo.getDatabase();
S> /////////
S> db.begin();
S> String id="3";
S> Test_table x = (Test_table)db.load(Test_table.class, id );
S> db.commit();
S> /////////
S> x.setId("2");
S> db.setAutoStore(true);
S> db.begin();
S> db.update(x);
S> db.commit();
S> //////////
S> db.close();
S> }
S> catch(Exception e){
S> e.printStackTrace();
S> }
S>}
Veeru,
Can you post the code for the Test_table object? It seems that it's not
recognized as TimeStampable. Also post the full client code and the mapping
descriptor.
Bruce
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