> org.exolab.castor.jdo.DatabaseNotFoundException: No
> configuration loaded for database /tmp/testdb -- use the JDO
> interface to load a configuration for this database
> at
> org.exolab.castor.jdo.engine.DatabaseImpl.<init>(DatabaseImpl.
> java:183)
> at org.exolab.castor.jdo.JDO.getDatabase(JDO.java:623)
> at de.devlogix.app.JDOTest.<init>(JDOTest.java:70)
> at de.devlogix.app.JDOTest.main(JDOTest.java:129)
>
> As one can see, it happens at JDO.getDatabase(). Now where is
> the problem? I searched google about it and found that Nadja
> Senoucci had the same problem, but it seems that it was a
> spelling error in his program.
I found more about this. I tried to debug into castor code and got to the
point where the exception is thrown the first time. In the class
DatabaseRegistry, in the method getDatabaseRegistry( String name ) there is
the following expression:
dbs = (DatabaseRegistry) _databases.get( name);
Now I inspected the hashtable _databases a bit more. There is only one entry
in it. But the key for this entry is "test" instead of "testdb". The value
however is referring to the correct entry. So where can this problem be
found? Is it a configuration error on my side (I didn't find any), or is it
a problem that my database name ends with "db"? Or is it something else?
I hope this additional information can make it help more.
Bye
Marco
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