I can't get Hibernate to disconnect from the database once it is connected.
It creates a HSQLDB.lck file and I have to terminate the Tomcat before I can
access it again.
I have tried: (With no luck..)
try {
Configuration cfg = new
Configuration().configure("/hibernate-HSQLDB.cfg.xm
Yep,
It doesn't handle objects. I tried it but had to modify too much code.
And it's absolutly not usable when you have 300 tables.
But it sounds promising. I would like to work a little bit on it is I had
time.
I currently need to focus on my mapper and hibern8ide.
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On 01 Dec (01:21), Emmanuel Bernard wrote:
> Hi, I read the 2.1 doc included in the RC1, here are some remarks
> (useful I hope).
Updated this...
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Yeah, that was looking nice at first sight.
I should give it a shot to be sure of what it can do.
I decided not to use it because I didn't like to have the mapping code in my
java class and I was still having to type all the tags by hand.
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From: "Angel Aray" <[EMAIL PR
On 20 Jan (22:42), Henri Tremblay wrote:
> But there's not much support for project conversion from as far as I know.
> I'm trying to fill the hole.
Did you try Middlegen?
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Yeah, we thought about that.
I dismissed the idea because it was meaning to add 2 triggers for each table
in the application.
(and so far, we are not using triggers)
One solution was to have it in the mapping so it can be generated. But
that's not possible by itself.
So that's why we just upgraded
You are absolutly right, the classes are really poor information.
However, they are containing so information that the tables doesn't.
For instance, custom types are know only from the class. So the only way to
generate a correct mapping for them is to use the class AND the table.
Let say we have
Christian Bauer wrote:
On 20 Jan (21:52), Henri Tremblay wrote:
An existing application is not really easy to convert but it's going pretty well. The first thing that was missing was to be able to create hbm.xml files. I tried class2hbm (and improved it a little) but it wasn't enough. So on my
To create hbm.xml files automagiclly from classes you should really try
xdoclet.
All new project at work are now done using xdoclet+hibernate and we still can
belive how much productivity we have gained from this combination.
Regards,
Angel Aray.
On Tuesday 20 January 2004 16:52, He
Henri Tremblay wrote:
Hello,
At job we have decided to convert our application to Hibernate to
solve some persistence issues that were previously done by hand
(caching, lazy loading, outter-join and so on).
An existing application is not really easy to convert but it's going
pretty well. Th
On 20 Jan (21:52), Henri Tremblay wrote:
> An existing application is not really easy to convert but it's going pretty well.
> The first thing that was missing was to be able to create hbm.xml files. I tried
> class2hbm (and improved it a little) but it wasn't enough. So on my free time I've
>
Hello,
At job we have decided to convert our application
to Hibernate to solve some persistence issues that were previously done by hand
(caching, lazy loading, outter-join and so on).
An existing application is not really easy to
convert but it's going pretty well. The first thing that w
On 20 Jan (15:16), Ralf E. Stranzenbach wrote:
> Is there any chance to prevent this automagical loading ?
Use a proxy and ask questions like this on the user forum.
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Hi,i have a problem because the first time i do not want
to automagically load related objects.The situation is as
follows:
A "Document" class keeps all information about
Document-files that should be stored in the database.
A "DocumentBlob" class is a related object that only
conta
From today JIRA will listen on cvs commits and any message that
contains a HB-xyz will be attached as a comment
on the HB-xyz issue.
Thus, be aware that the commit messages is now more published than before :)
/max
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