Thanks, Jeff for your many informative posts.
I checked out the ServerTest.zip you posted and it seems my files look
pretty much like yours. I noticed you had entered the abstract schema names
of your beans, which I had not, in expectation that it would make no
difference. I have now added such names too (just to make sure), however I
am still working on getting my application up and running.
I noticed in one of your posts (a reply to me, actually) you wrote:
"Unidirectional 1-1 and 1-n relationships between EJBs work, but
bidirectional relationships do not. There are easy ways to fake it,
though."
I too have been experimenting with bidirectional relationships by manually
adding the relationship on both sides in my bean implementations. I have
tried both defining my bidirectional relationship as two seperate
unidirectional relationships which are the reverse of one-another, and I
have tried to simply define it the way it is done in the specification.
Interestingly enough, it turns out that doing this results in the same
database tables, which made me expect that using the spec-way would probably
be correct with Orion.
I do not yet know what is wrong, but when I run it, orion hangs for quite
some time and ends up returning an "out of memory" error with "no stack
trace available".
.... which brings me to: How have you made it work?
Randahl
