Just another question related to this -
If I have a project and I want to add the OpenJpa projects to its build
path - how do I go about that? I tried just adding all the OpenJpa
projects to the build path but the Jpa classes refused to be recognized.
The idea is of course that I can modify the
I am using the Eclipse Plugin with MyEclipse 10.7 to utilize the enhancer.
After adding the enhancer to the project and verifying such, I still get the
following error.
Attempt to cast instance com.jpa.Productline@1ac5f13 to PersistenceCapable
failed. Ensure that it has been enhanced.
Greg
Hi,
A couple of different ways of accomplishing this... If you are using
maven, you can set up a maven pom dependency for the version of OpenJPA
that you are housing and building. As long as you keep your local maven
repo up-to-date, then you can easily pull in the updated OpenJPA code.
If you
Eric Fenderbosch created OPENJPA-2411:
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Summary: Support Postgres casts for non-standard types such as
inet, cidr, macaddr, etc.
Key: OPENJPA-2411
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-2411
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Eric Fenderbosch updated OPENJPA-2411:
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Attachment: openjpa.patch
Support Postgres casts for non-standard types such as
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ASF subversion and git services commented on OPENJPA-2355:
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Aaah okay, thanks for the response.
I was hoping to be able to add the OpenJpa Eclipse projects to the build
path however - so that I can use the classes that Eclipse generates. Ie
you change the Java files and due to Eclipse building things in the
background you can immediately run your code
