new Tools bin scripts, for win and *nix).
Naturally, please feel free to format/rewrite/reuse the code however you
feel that it may benefit Hibernate.
Les Hazlewood
bin-scripts.tar.gz
Description: GNU Zip compressed data
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- Original Message -
From: "Les Hazlewood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2003 9:52 PM
Subject: [HIBERNATE] bin scripts
Hi all,
My name is Les, and I've been involved in open source projects for a while,
and I
Please disregard the last email, I found out how to upload ;)
Although it would be much easier to enable upload on the same page where the
issue is created.
Les
Les Hazlewood writes:
I tried to use JIRA, but the "create new issue" page does not allow me to
upload files.
Ho
urs if it is _not_ a bug? If it is a
bug, can someone fix it soon, as I can't continue my project without this OO
hierarchy in place :) If it is a bug, can someone definitively let me know
so I can add it to JIRA?
I'd be willing to help in any way I can (coding too), so please let me know
if you need it.
Thanks!
Les Hazlewood
't exist.
Can someone enlighten me why this occurs if it is _not_ a bug? If it is a
bug, can someone fix it soon, as I can't continue my project without this OO
hierarchy in place :) If it is a bug, can someone definitively let me know
so I can add it to JIRA?
I'd be will
Title: Message
Can
you use UUID's? Then your problem would be solved see the
"uuid.hex" generator in the docs...
Les
-Original Message-From: Thierry Hanot
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, August 21, 2003 10:34
AMTo: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'Subject:
RE: [Hiber
Hiya folks,
I'd like to start participating in development. How can I get anonymous CVS
access to the 2.1 development tree? I didn't see a specific module name
listed on the Sourceforge CVS page...
I'd like to be able to do my cvs update everytime I work on the tree to make
sure that I'm i
Philip,
You can probably do what you wish to accomplish by using the
tag within a class declaration:
http://hibernate.bluemars.net/hib_docs/reference/html_single/#or-mapping-s1-
9
An example of one-to-one can be found in the Author/Work example in the
Hibernate documentation:
http://hib
erver cvs.sourceforge.net rejected
access to /cvsroot/hibernate/Hibernate2 for user anonymous
cvs checkout: used empty password; try "cvs login" with a real password
What am I doing wrong?
Thanks,
Les
Max Rydahl Andersen writes:
it is in the v21branch
/max
Les Hazlewood wrote:
Hiya
Disregard that last email...I'm an idiot and forgot the -r option ;)
It works now (of course)
Les
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Title: RE: [Hibernate] Postgres Text Type
I think the reason why is that Postgres does not limit the number of characters in a VARCHAR field (like Oracle, who limits VARCHAR2 to 4000 characters). Because Postgres doesn't limit VARCHAR, there is no way to tell what is a good limit to convert t
Gents (and Ladies?),
I had my first experience with the full Hibernate build this morning,
including the build of the HibernateExt and Tools modules.
I thought things werewellyucky ;)
I have a firm belief in leaving out jar files in a cvs repository, as that
is not source code, and
Title: RE: [Hibernate] build structure
> The "über" layout i'm looking for is:
>
> hibernate/modules/core
> hibernate/modules/core/etc
> hibernate/modules/core/src/java
>
> hibernate/modules/hbm2java
> hibernate/modules/hbm2java/etc hibernate/modules/hbm2java/src/java
>
That is _exactly_
Title: RE: [Hibernate] build structure
> -Original Message-
> From: Max Rydahl Andersen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Wednesday, August 27, 2003 10:34 AM
> To: Les Hazlewood
> Cc: hibernate list
> Subject: Re: [Hibernate] build structure
>
>
> I
Title: RE: [Hibernate] build structure
> IMO, environment variables ensure that users can't build the
> project by simply checking out and typing "ant". Please no
> environment variables!
>
I will gladly adhere to the team's preferences, since I'm not a committer. :)
But I'd like to ex
Title: RE: [Hibernate] build structure
> Les, you come from a heavy C/C++/make background eh? Env
> variables are pretty common in make-land but almost unheard
> of in java-land.
Actually, I have a _deep_ foundation in Java with little C++ background.
In fact, I have 3 times more "java
Title: RE: [Hibernate] build structure
> > But that doesn't solve problems of Windows vs. Unix builds, because
> > directory paths are significantly different. Environment variables
> > ensure path references are homogeneous across platforms, whereas a
> > build.properties file that specify
Title: RE: [Hibernate] build structure
> Please! Use standard ant "semantics" - first time you set a
> property you
> cannot change it again. Thus your loading sequence must be
> reversed! First ${user.home} then etc.
Sure you can! You can override property definitions in Ant...
The us
Title: RE: [Hibernate] build structure
> So, if it is the only file I want to compile Hibernate
> against that is different than the default jars, I could have
> a single entry in my ${user.home}/hibernate.build.properties file:
>
> commons-lang.jar = /my/local/path/to/commons-lang.jar
>
>
Title: RE: [Hibernate] build structure
> What version of Ant are you using !?!
Sorry, we do something non-standard at work that allows us to override properties using xml directives, not ant
So, I will gladly use the reverse aproach (it works the same way anyway, since Ant doesn't all
Title: Message
You
can specify permissions only for specific codebases (jars). I suspect that
would solve your problems if no one has a better solution.
See:
http://java.sun.com/j2se/1.4.1/docs/guide/security/jaas/tutorials/GeneralAcnAndAzn.html
specifically, the "How Do You Make Princi
Thats right. The newest version has fixed the problem. The direct link to
the file:
(Note: this file requires a JRE 1.4 (or better) jvm):
http://jdbc.postgresql.org/download/pg73jdbc3.jar
Les
Gavin King writes:
I think it is a bug in the Postgres implementation of JDBC batch updates.
Title: RE: [Hibernate] Multiple Collections of Same Entity?
Can a Bar in the "bars" set also be in the "otherBars" set? Or are the sets mutually exclusive?
Les
> -Original Message-
> From: Snively, Paul (SMCI) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 7:18 PM
undesirable.
Les
-Original Message-From: Snively, Paul
(SMCI) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Thursday, September 18,
2003 12:16 PMTo: Les Hazlewood;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Cc: Beckman, Sam; Venegas,
Frank; Wu, FengSubject: RE: [Hibernate] Multiple Collections of
Sa
Title: RE: [Hibernate] Bug with cursors?
Is this a Hibernate bug or an Oracle/JDBC problem?
The Oracle error message says you've exceeded the maximum number of open cursors allowed, due to the number of queries being executed. I think that means that you haven't configured Oracle to handle
Title: Message
Thanks
for the quick reply Gavin...I knew that was an extreme
case...
Les
-Original Message-From: Les Hazlewood
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Monday, October 06,
2003 2:51 PMTo:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]Subject: RE: [Hibernate] Bug
with cursors?
Is this
Bill Burke writes:
Hi all,
Just wondering what you all need/want for better Hibernate-JBoss
integration. What is lacking. What needs improving. What sucks, etc...
Bill, Gavin,
I think the Hibernate SAR approach documented on the website was just
perfect (I think it was a tutorial contr
Bill Burke writes:
Is JCA the way to go with Hibernate/JBoss integration?
JCA would be nice too, if you could find room in the development schedule
for it ;)
Les
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Title: RE: [Hibernate] Better validate on property and value ?
Whats wrong with doing:
public boolean isValid(Mapping mapping) {
try {
validate(mapping);
} catch (MappingException me) {
return false;
}
return true;
}
?
At least that way you get the add
esn't handle it (like I've had to do so far). I'm not even sure the Spring folks would accept the patch, but I'd really like to give it a try if you approve...
Any thoughts are appreciated,
Les Hazlewood
: Thu 3/25/2004 10:31 AM
To: Les Hazlewood; [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: RE: [Hibernate] SpringFramework Hibernate code submission
I can't speak for the usage of the code.
However, I can say that this is easy enough to handle in Spring as-is. Simply create a JndiCallback impl which does wha
Title: Message
What
is the benefit of this over XDoclet tags? I find the XDoclet tags already
in use _much_ easier to read and understand than these Any reason for
supporting JSR-175 other than "its cool cause now the JDK will support
it"? The only benefit I can see is that JSR-175 su
Title: Message
I'm
answering my own question:
JSR-175 is a good idea for common support by tools and
compile-time checking. This is definitely better than "write my xdoclet
tags, deploy, and see if it worked".
Les
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