it to bar and if
not throw an
exception indicating concurrent modification.
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ation can handle this, or unless you do many find/modify cycles on
a single instance in a single transaction.
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t; All, if you're experiencing this problem, I'm pretty sure that
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This one does look a little wierd. Can you provide a few more details on the
config (exact VM version, exact OS version, is it multi-cpu)?
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ch is easier from the coding viewpoint, and which performs better as you
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BETWEEN ?2 AND ?3)
OR (t.endDate <= ?2 AND t.endDate >= ?3))
ORDER BY t.startDate
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Sorry, I meant to say in the deployment descriptor
findByParamenter
java.lang.String
java.lang.String
...
At least, I think that may be your issue.
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findByParamenter(java.lang.String name, java.lang.String age)
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, which maps JavaBean
properties to individual columns.
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h _are_ more efficient)
using declared-sql. Something like:
findSfuff
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It is supported in JBoss-QL to you need to define the query in
jbosscmp-jdbc.xml
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OSS_HOME; bin/run.sh
--netboot=http://boothost:8080/netboot/nbconfig/
Thanks Jeremy
- scott r
ps: The build.xml in the netboot-demo cvs module has a hard reference to
a jboss-3.0.0beta version and fails to build out of the box. ;^)
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tch it and use Netboot instead. If it is not done yet, I might do
> some contribution on it.
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> torsdagen den 3 april 2003 kl 09.00 skrev Jeremy Boynes:
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> > Netboot in 3.2 changed significantly as documented in change note
> > 660839
> >
> > The
Netboot in 3.2 changed significantly as documented in change note 660839
The listContent JSP is no longer needed - instead you just need to make
your config available on a WebDAV enabled server and provide the
location to the client.
For example, if your installation is located at
http://boothost
Title: Message
Your
values must be DateTime values rather than Strings.
You
should use parameters to the query rather than inline text - this will also
help the above problem.
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Un-abashed plug for the inet drivers. I have used them in several
configurations and found them to be feature-rich, to perform well, and best
of all be stable. Inet-software have been responsive to the few issues
found, typically issuing a patch within 24 hours. Given the price of an
Enterprise lic
With JBoss 3.2 there is now a PkSQL entity-command that can be used to
issue arbitrary SQL to obtain a new PK value. This could be used to
obtain a value from the sequence.
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Title: Message
Please
clarify your problem here - the join at the bottom is for the c.partnerOwner.id
path expansion and not the MEMBER OF expansion. Posting sample data illustrating
the problem would help a lot.
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I don't think we allow for additional statements during the
'create-table' phase though.
You would be able to subclass the appropriate command to do issue a
'create sequence' as well though (sorry, the exact class name eludes me
right now).
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> Hi, I'm also very interested in this thread. I was able to get the
> JBoss-QL LIKE query working with parameters, but could not get it working
> with wildcard characters such as %
>
> for example this query does not work
> query="SELECT OBJECT (C) from Person AS C WHERE ( C.firstName
> LIKE '?1%
> Are you saying netboot is going away, or are you talking about the
> configuration? If it's the configuration, that seems to change
> dramatically
> with every major release, so I just assume that will be a problem.
> Unfortunately, I can't wait... :)
No, hopefully it will now be easier to set
You know this will all change in 3.2, right?
For 3.0.4, gnu-regexp.jar should be on the boot classpath as it's added
with the jmxLibs. Can you check the access log for the boot host and
verify a) that that jar is actually being requested, and b) that the
host server has the file in that location.
And shouldn't your pattern be just *.jsp ?
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>
> DTDs are ver
> BTW, in
> > weblogic they will re-use a connection without reserving it if it's
> > part of a non-transactional pool.
>
> What exactly does this mean? Several threads get handles to
> the same physical connection at the same time? This seems
> like a bad idea to me:-)
>
No, it just mean
Do you have a security-domain defined in jboss-web.xml?
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BigDecimal is not a valid type for EJB-QL (it does not support fixed
precision decimals)
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Enough already
As of 9.2.0:
Oracle do not support the standard JDBC stream APIs for BLOBs with the
thin driver. This includes setObject()
Oracle support the standard API with the OCI driver.
Oracle support their own API with the thin driver.
Oracle do not support the JDBC3.0 Blob write API
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