Hi,
Does anybody have the log4j.properties file for debugging Hibernate
Application. As I don't know the log4j.
Help would be highly appreciated
regards
prasad chandrasekaran
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ehlo.
Just one wish: I like the search order idea, it makes it easier to use.
But we should also have the possibility to specify the strategy very
explicitly for each class and even property.
Yes, I agreed.
But for now I going to develop a more simple
solution (and I believe it would sati
I've created the Conductor project on java.net. Once the Xwork /
WebWork2 beta's are out, I'll start putting some structure in there.
https://conductor.dev.java.net/
For now, anyone interested can sign up under the project and subscribe
for the dev mailing list.
Jason
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Hi
everyone,
I need to implement
parent-child relationship and I have a question. According the Parent
Child Relationship documentation, every time the
application add/update/delete a child, the application requires to update
the parent too. I have to design a heavy trans
It looks like the support Jars (in this case commons-lang.jar) aren't in your
WEB-INF/lib
directory or in the CLASSPATH of the server. They need to be in one of those places.
Good luck,
Patrick
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> Hi friends,
>
> I am using WSAD5.
>
> I am new to Hibernat
Hi friends,
I am using WSAD5.
I am new to Hibernate, and I tried to use it in a pure Java project, and ran it by a
Java Application (has main class), which was ok.
But when I tried it in a Web Application, write a servlet to access the Hibernate,
every time it just failed, the error message is:
Which is it? all-gc or all-delete-orphan? In the Hibernate docs it
says all-delete-orphan, and in the DTD it says all-gc.
BTW, I'd like to thank whomever wrote the section on parent-child
relationships. It was a great help, although I do have one question:
if I want to add a removeChild() m
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> As it is known, Hibernate uses accessors (getters/setters) to
> access object properties. This is noted as a RIGHT THING
> in documentation, since it raises incapsulation. That's right,
> but I have a few real-world examples that show that direct field
> access can
P.S. ... JIRA? what is JIRA? I hope I'll find what it stands for on the
site...
JIRA is
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/secure/Dashboard.jspa
It's our issue-tracker for bugs, patches, improvements, voting etc.
A comment to your patch:
I very much welcome this patch, especia
ehlo.
I'm very openminded this patch. However, you need to submit it
(a) in diff format, so I can see exactly what changed ... and use patch to
patch the curent code!
(b) upload it to JIRA, not post it to the list
Fine. I'll submit the patch this weekend.
dozen
P.S. ... JIRA? what is JIRA? I h
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