Hi Bryan, I had put a few print statements in CreateTriggerNode.java to look at the values when the trigger node is created, it didn't help me much. So I looked for the piece of code that is responsible for firing the trigger based on the event, I believe that it would be TriggerEventActivator.java.
In TriggerEventActivator.java, the function setupExecutors() is called by the constructor of the class. I placed a print command to see what the values are for TriggerDescriptor but I noticed that the function setupExecutors(), is not called when I execute the update query (that should trigger, the trigger tr1 with the when clause). I find this a bit surprising. Am I going wrong somewhere ? On Tue, May 26, 2015 at 2:55 AM, Bryan Pendleton <[email protected] > wrote: > I googled for a solution and after a while /ant clean/ apparently worked >> for me. >> > > Good, I am glad to hear it. > > I regularly clean up my Subversion sandboxes by doing: > > svn revert -R . > ant clobber cleanjars > > ant clobber is like ant clean, but it cleans up even more things. And there > is also a cleanjars, which does not get run by 'ant clobber'. > > For a really, really clean tree, you can do: > > ant clobber cleanjars cleandocs junit-clean > > :) > > It takes a little while to get comfortable with the Derby build.xml > configuration, because it is pretty complicated. But after a little > bit of practice you'll feel more clear about what it is doing. > > bryan > >
