--- Phil Cornelius [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
This bug was fixed last night.. you have to get the
latest source from cvs.
Phil, please answer this to me.
This is leting me crazy, I am for one week halted on
my project because of this.
I have a 2 entity with a relationship 1-N bettwen
If you want the code run as an applet/swing
application the jboss client code must go to the
client.
One idea is use WebStart to deploy you application.
Of course the first time it is loaded it will need to
download all but in the future this will be cached on
the client.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think you will find that the trick is use a
custom finder to return the collection of remote
objects directly from the (User) home interface.
I was with the same problem of Brandon. Thanks to
him I can understant what is the problem.
But the solution still is
Please, what is the problem now ?
Got me. Both of these work for me. We have a test
that runs every
night that looks just like this.
This test is public ?
I want to see how it is done.
Or please point me in any direction to search the
solution.
Thanks.
Andre S.
Hi,
I am making some simple examples of the use of CMP
to learn how this works.
I did a small sample of this using Ant to make the
classes, something very simple.
On this example the cmp part is working but I can
not make the cmr part right.
Some days ago someone was asking for a
--- Torsten Terp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
If you instead write the filename as
localhost/3050:c:/database/whatever.gdb
it will work!
Ok. You are right, thanks for share.
On my home I had JBoss 3 RC2 and on it this works
ok.
But on my company we have JBoss 3.0.0 (final) and it
is
--- Dain Sundstrom [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
cmr-field
cmr-field-nameorder/cmr-field-name
cmr-field-typeOrder/cmr-field-type
/cmr-field
This one it wrong. You only need (can have)
cmr-field-type if the
cmr-field is multi-valued.
With this
At 09:42 7/6/2002 -0500, you wrote:
This one it wrong. You only need (can have)
cmr-field-type if the cmr-field is multi-valued.
I think this is another lame place in the spec, as
I can look up the field type using reflection, but
it is required. Just remove the line and it
should
Hi,
When I deploy my EJB with CMR I got this error :
org.jboss.deployment.DeploymentException: Error in
ejb-jar.xml for relation Order-Item: cmr-field-type
should be java.util.Collection or java.util.Set but is
Order.
This is a simple 1-N relationship between Order and
Itens.
On my
--- Torsten Terp [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
everything looks fine, but when an entitybean is
deployed i get an
org.firebirdsql.gds.GDSException : Could not get a
db connection! see
below.
I have used the org.firebirdsql.management.FBManager
to create the database
and using a tool like
--- David Jencks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
I have never tried the FBManager on windows. Is the
.gdb file created
properly? Can you access the windows db with isql?
The GDB file is crated and I can access the file
using isql.
But the problem seems to be when the connection is
done, not
--- David Jencks [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Can you show the windows ConnectionManager config
that isn't working?
Yes :
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
!--
--
!-- New ConnectionManager setup for firebird dbs
using
Hi,
How I can access a database from a connection ?
Looking at the j2ee connector spec I can find the
first steps to do this connection are :
Context initctx = new InitialContext();
ConnectionFactory cfx = (ConnectionFactory)
initctx.lookup(java:/DefaultDS);
Hi,
I was able to use Firebird to store data from a
Entity bean using Container Manager Persistence on a
Linux plataform.
But when I copy this same EJB project to a plataform
with Windows 2000 and Firebird I am not able to get
the connection.
There are something I need to know ?
I am
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