Re: [Hibernate] Re: Re: Re: CGLIB2

I don't have a big problem with a cvs build. Proxool users can easily sort out for themselves what version they want to use. If I can get a Proxool jar in my hands, that uses cglib2, along with a patch that integrates cglib2 in Hibernate, that would be just beautiful :-) Thanks for sorting this

Re: [Hibernate] Re: Re: Re: CGLIB2

On Thu, Oct 30, 2003 at 03:57:34PM +1100, Gavin King wrote: > LOL! > > Neither of us can upgrade, since we each need the other to upgrade first. > > So we have a deadlock. > > :-) Yes, although I will admit amusement was not my first reaction :-) Proxool guys are ok having a temporary dependen

Re: [Hibernate] Re: Re: Re: CGLIB2

LOL! Neither of us can upgrade, since we each need the other to upgrade first. So we have a deadlock. :-) Perhaps its better to just wait until Proxool has also upgraded. Perhaps we can put some pressure on them to get up to date. I've sent them a message. It will be a little tricky si

Re: [Hibernate] use_reflection_optimizer not set via Properties

Please check the JavaDoc. There are two properties which are "system-level". This is one of them. Joseph Toth wrote: Using hibernate 2.0.3 I initialize hibernate via a Properties object. Configuration configuration = new Configuration().addClass(Panel.class).setProperties(properties); sessionF

Re: [Hibernate] Milliseconds Problem

This is a bug in some versions of the Oracle driver, AFAIK. Expedito Reinaldo da Silva Júnior wrote: Hi, I have a class with a java.util.Date attribute; It's associated column in the database is a oracle 'timestamp' column (Timestamp columns support milliseconds). When i save my object, the mill

[Hibernate] Re: Re: Re: CGLIB2

Gavin King wrote: > Wouldn't that mean that we would get both versions of CGLIB in our lib > directory? Until they upgrade, yes. > Perhaps its better to just wait until Proxool has also upgraded. Perhaps > we can put some pressure on them to get up to date. I've sent them a message. It will

RE: [Hibernate] Weird session.flush() lockup?

Does your JDBC driver have native code in it? (like the Oracle oci driver) Jeff > -Original Message- > From: Mao, Dean (IHG) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Sent: Wednesday, October 29, 2003 1:56 PM > To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' > Subject: [Hibernate] Weird session.flush() lockup? > > I'm not s

[Hibernate] use_reflection_optimizer not set via Properties

Using hibernate 2.0.3 I initialize hibernate via a Properties object. Configuration configuration = new Configuration().addClass(Panel.class).setProperties(properties); sessionFactory = configuration.buildSessionFactory(); When I put hibernate.cglib.use_reflection_optimizer=false as a property

RE: [Hibernate] Weird session.flush() lockup?

Also, I set the log4j logging output to ALL and this is what I get right before it crashes. I think the line after the last line should be something like "done closing" from BatcherImpl, but it dies after binding the parameters... any clues? DEBUG [AWT-EventQueue-0] (SessionImpl.java:2011) - fl

[Hibernate] Weird session.flush() lockup?

I'm not sure if anyone else has experienced this or not, but sometimes when I do a session.flush(), it totally bombs out my entire application. It doesn't throw a throwable or simply block, it actually kills off all the threads in the system when the flush is called. Since this only happens somet

[Hibernate] Hibernate-middlegen plugin: sequencename parameter is not taken into account

Hello, I'm trying out Hibernate-middlegen plugin with SAPDB. Plugin works OK, but sequencename parameter is not taken into account. For example, this is part of my build.xml file: ... ... But generate

[Hibernate] Milliseconds Problem

Hi, I have a class with a java.util.Date attribute; It's associated column in the database is a oracle 'timestamp' column (Timestamp columns support milliseconds). When i save my object, the millisecond field of my attribute is always zero. Does anyone had a similar problem??? I tried to change th