I haven't written it yet, but I'm planning on it soon - just wanted to
get some ideas from the group. What do you think about creating a
ThreadLocal HibernateSession.java file at the persistence level - and
then wrapping it on each level (business layer, web layer) to create
sessions for that leve
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Title: saveOrUpdate vs. update
I have a BaseDAO that contains some generic (I think) Hibernate compatible code. It's basically removeObject, storeObject, and retrieveObject. I've found that Hibernate tries to do an INSERT if I use sess.saveOrUpdate in the following method:
protected vo
I'm writing a chapter on Struts for a book, Professional JSP 2.0, from
Wrox (http://www.wrox.com/books/1861008325.htm). This chapter includes
information on Hibernate. The reason I'm sending this post is to verify
the following statement:
Hibernate: Hibernate is a powerful, ultra-high performanc
I just tried it (co and build) and it seemed to work fine here at home. I had
issues yesterday at work though. Maybe something to do with getting the
source through the web ui. I'll try again today once Gavin hooks me up with
the composite-id patch.
Thanks,
Matt
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If I'm not using hibernate.properties (well, for Junit tests I am), but
rather hibernate.cfg.xml - can I add this property there?
I'm trying to get both ids and names so I can create a LabelValueBean
for rendering in a drop-down list on the UI. A LabelValueBean is a
class w/in Struts, but now tha
Personally, I would say "give me anything I can run from Ant" and I'll
be a Happy Camper. Allow me to run it from Maven and I'll be tickled
pink - as soon as I get the time to truly grok maven.
Matt
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If the "best practice" is to create a primary key class and go that
route - I'll do that. I just wanted to make sure I'm following the
recommended path ;)
Matt
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I am using the Thread Local Session Design Pattern as documented at:
http://hibernate.bluemars.net/42.html
This worked great in my web application when running through Tomcat. Tomcat
uses Commons DBCP for connection pooling.
The old way I was doing it - now obviously kludgy - was to create a ne
ach would take care of all of your problems.
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> Jon...
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> Let me know if you want to
> On Thursday, January 2, 2003, at 09:01 PM, Matt Raible wrote:
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> > I *think* I fixed this problem by implementing a Connection Pool in
> > Tomcat and
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I am trying to use Hibernate to connect to Oracle. I was using MySQL -
where everything worked. All I've changed (so far) was the tablename from
"user" to "cct_user". Now I'm getting the following error:
[junit] Testcase:
testGetUser(com.cable.comcast.dmc.itd.cct.persistence.ApplicationDAOHi
I sent the e-mail below to Gavin last night, but I might as well send it
to the group to see if anyone else might be able to offer a tip or two.
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I whipped up a quick example and was able to reproduce my problem on
MySQL (I was using Oracle today). It was easy to do in my appfuse
project, so I
Title: Problem using Xdoclet to generate relationships [newbie]
I'm a rookie at using Hibernate, so please bear with me.
I have User object that has a one-to-many mapping to a Resume object. I am getting the exception below when trying to persist the resume.
I believe I might be doing som
Title: RE: Setting autocommit=false [SOLVED]
Nevermind - I figured it out. I needed to add the following in Tomcat's DBCP configuration:
defaultAutoCommit
false
Thanks,
Matt
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Gavin,
In response to your comment on my weblog - seem comments below...
> unsaved-value="null" makes no sense for composite-ids or any other kind of
> "assigned" id. Thats because the identifier property is *never* null when
> Hibernate gets to it.
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> Now, I'm assuming that what you *reall
> If there's someone else using Hibernate under Tomcat (Matt?) or other
> containers, I'd like to ask whether you're using the container's pooling
> implementation or Hibernate's and why.
I'm using Tomcat's (v4.1.18) DBCP and it seems to work just fine. I've been
told that I'm doing my sessions
I found that by removing the getPropertyList(int index) - the problem
was solved.
Thanks,
Matt
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This might seem trivial, but it did trip me up a bit. It'd be nice if
you specified that batch files to run the Tools can be found in the
"bin" directory of the Hibernate download.
Maybe on this page?
http://hibernate.bluemars.net/index.php?node=28
Matt
Jon - this looks great. I'm assuming this works great when calling DAOs or
Hibernate persistence classes directly from the web tier. If I have the
following layers
web (action classes)
service (business logic)
persistence (daos)
And I'd like to use JUnit/Cactus to test them all. If I use your
Is it recommended that all hibernate persistent classes implement
equals() and hashcode()? If so, is it possible to implement them in a
base class? I'm doing this write now with the following toString()
method and it works pretty well:
public String toString() {
StringBuffer results
So is it possible to get a parent w/ children and only make a call to
update(parent)? From your e-mail below, I gathered that I could change
my storeObject() method to use update() rather than saveOrUpdate() and
everything would work peachy-keen. Nope, I still get the same error -
so obviously th
unsaved-value="null" worked like a charm - thanks ;-)
I actually got that answer off the FAQ this morning - nice doco!
Matt
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> relationships [newbi
I'm using the following ant task to accomplish this:
HTH,
Matt
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> This is more or less what commons-lang's reflectionToString
> does (which is what Gavin's patch will make the CodeGenerator do now)
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> But what about your hashCode ?
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I'm looking for advice on how to implement an equals() and hashCode()
method in my base class. Any suggestion
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