Since most of folks here(if not all) are probably too busy in Geronimo so
I did not want to bother at the beginning. So I have posted a test case
on the user list initially, but no reply. (I do not beieve that I am the only
one who has the following test case experience unless there is not many
people used and using OpenEJB.)
Now, returning back to the main issue here. As you can see in the message
on the console window, "(3)" is the 'id' which populated from "employee_seq"
in the database. That means OpenEJB is connected to the database, e.g.,
postgresql here. And I have had look at the related log files, but not any
error reported.
However, when I use a query as follows:
SELECT * FROM EMPLOYEE;
It returns "0 row." What a BUMMER! Does nay of you had seen this kinda
case or similar scenario to this.
Thanks,
Pae
P.S.: I am awaring that OpenEJB is one of components in Geronimo. My
question is that will those two separate OpenEJB -- one in here and another
one in Geronimo -- keep in sync. If not, will OpenEJB be dropped once
Geronimo gain the momentum in te future. What's the plan if this has been
discussed and has a plan. Thanks again.
>
> ----- Original Message -----
> From: "Pae Choi" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Sent: Tuesday, September 28, 2004 4:41 PM
> Subject: [openejb-user] [Test Case] EntityBean with MySQL and Postgresql
>
>
> I have followed the documentation on the OpenEJB site, openejb.org, for
> my first test case. Everything seems went well and had no exception at all.
> However, when I check the database(both MySQL and Postgresql) there
> was no data(eg., id, first_name, last_name, email) in the database.
>
> Althouhg I see the message on the OpenEJB console window as:
>
> [Jacek laskowski(3) OpenEJB-<timestamp>@SF.net] Hello OpenEJB World!
>
> And I also see the message on the EntityBean's client as:
>
> Are the "create" and "find" users identical ? true
>
> What am I missing? Any suggestions will be greately appreciated.
>
> Regards,
>
>
> Pae
>
>
