I would appreciate if people would look over and try to understand the new
design.I would like to get as much input into this stuff as possible. My
goal was to cleanly seperate logic that is general to Hibernate's model of
entities/components/values/collections from code that implements a
particula
Brad, if you need to fix errors, just fix them in the DocBook src and let me
know so I can recompile. It *is* a bit involved setting up the stuff you
need to compile the doco. You need the docbook DTD for a start. And we have
some slightly customized stylesheets (done by Christian) that I can send
Oh. Damn. U I have made *very* big changes
to exactly that part of the code
Sorry, I don't know
You'll have to look over the code to see how it
impacts. You might be lucky though, I imagine the changes will be much simpler
now.
Gavin
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Hi Chris,
Yes, that was my initial thought however I thought
it would complicate things even more to move the join implementation into
the Dialects. The first thing is that we would need two Oracle dialects,
one for Oracle 8, and one for Oracle 9 since Oracle 9 *CAN* use ANSI style outer
Hey Jon!
Oracle Outer Joins are great, I have been needing
this for quite some time :)
But wouldnt it be better to let the database
Dialect decide what kind of outer joins is generated instead of introducing a
new parameter?
regards
chris
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From:
J
Hi,
I've implemented outer join support for Oracle
8. (Oracle 9 supports the ANSI style outer joins.)
I know Gavin is working on some refactoring right
now, so I wanted to make sure my work doesn't interfere with his before I check
the patches in. In order to implement this, I had to mo
there have been a couple of occasions recently
where i have found some minor errors in the documentation and would have liked
to fix them up - but the whole documentation thing looks a bit complex when u
want to do a simple change.
is it easy to generate the documentation - there is
a docb
Was wondering if someone have looked to Middlegen
?
--> http://boss.bekk.no/boss/middlegen/
Might be usefull to code an hibernate
plugin...
Here you go
--> http://www.tangosol.com/products-clustering-overview.jsp
Found a nice diagram that we could hack a bit to
explain centralized lockserver
--> http://www.fastobjects.com/images/FO_ActiveCaching.gif
From:
Gavin
King
To: Christian Meunier
Cc: hibernate list
Sent
Woops! forgot to remove some files. Thats fixed now.
Now, regarding your proposed patch, I just ran this test:
public class TEst {
public static void main(String[] args) {
System.out.println(new HashMap().values().iterator().hasNext());
System.out.println(new THashMap().values().iterator().hasN
Do you have a reference (URL) for
this?
sorry ... I still havn't looked at your other
emails..refactoring continues
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From:
Christian Meunier
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 4:14
PM
Subject: Re: [Hibernate] RE:
I found a pretty good description of the 2
read-write strategy that ideally hibernate should support ( the current one and
the one i named "lightweight read-write" but the good name is
optimistic-read-write
The Synchronized Replicated Cache ensures the coordinated
synchronization of dat
Little more input on the subject:
I thought how to achieve maximum flexibility and
keep a clean code for the cache, i came up with the following design that makes
more sense IMHO than using a DistributedCacheConcurrency:
(1) Define a lockserver interface
(2) Implement a local lockserver
(3
Fixed :)
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From: "Fay, Kevin J, ALBAS" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, September 24, 2002 6:44 AM
Subject: [Hibernate] Hibernate documentation
> I'm attempting to download the Hibernate reference documentation .pdf file
and it says "The file
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