Re: Sill need help with references.. anyone???

Thanks for the response... You gave me a few things to look into, I'll post the results and figure out my email format... i agree it's annoying trying to read that. --- Brian McCallister <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Most of the core developers on OJB are on vacation > at the moment (it is > Augus

Re: Pbl with OQLQuery and persistent store...

Hi Roland (and others) ! Oh, thank you, it has to be the good way to solve my problem !! I think about 3 solutions : 1/ specify that i don't use a cache in the ojb.properties 2/ create a new class for describing my list. Doing so, there won't be interaction between objects from the database a

OJB event listening

I know OJB has some "event handling" support, and I know there are 42 thousand places to plug different things into OJB. I'd like to see if OJB supports what I need, and the best place to plug in to it. I have a very complex object heirarchy. I would like to be able to take an action whenever on

Re: Sill need help with references.. anyone???

Most of the core developers on OJB are on vacation at the moment (it is August, and OJB has a largely European set of developers). I will take a stab though (disclaimer, I am just a user and part time OJB doc writer). On Thursday, August 28, 2003, at 02:37 PM, Terry Brick wrote: I'm using OJB 1

Re: Pbl with OQLQuery and persistent store...

Hi! You need to look at: http://db.apache.org/ojb/objectcache.html and read a little. Perhaps the text about isolation in http://db.apache.org/ojb/repository.html can get you a little bit further. Regards Roland Carlsson - Original Message - From: "Frédéric Trifiro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

Re: Sill need help with references.. anyone???

am I doomed with OJB or is there some help out there? --- Terry Brick <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Okay, I'll try asking again, only this time there > are > more questions probably because I never figured out > answers for the first ones I posted. It's kind of > long because I'm trying to be deta

Pbl with OQLQuery and persistent store...

Hi everyone, It seems that i have a problem, a very strange behaviour of my application using OJB. I have a list that comes from the database. The first time i load it and print into the JSP, all works fine. But, when i have to reload the list, it seems that the list now comes from memory and n

Re: QueryBySQL for ojb rc4

Hi! I just did a QueryBySQL and after a little work I got to the following conclusion. All non-primary-key fields MUST be returned by the query. Primay-key fields may be returned but it not a requirerment. I guess that it is a design-choice to force the developer to use as complete objects as pos

Re: QueryBySQL for ojb rc4

Hi! You sql-query must return ALL non-primary-key fields as defined in the repository. If it is a bug or design-choice i don't know although I can guess that it is a design-choice to keep objects complete as far as posible Anyone knows?? Example: Your sql must return anIn

Re: Customizing SQL generation

hi alexey, why don't you use crit.addLike("upper(name)","ALEX%"); jakob Alexey Kamenchuk wrote: Hi, Is there the good way to customize generated SQL statements? The solution I found requires adding my custom classes into the org.apache.ojb.broker.accesslayer.sql package what I particul

RES: Connection pool scalability problem

Hi, I use PB and close the broker too. With a single user i have many inactives connections and get the same exception. Any idea ? Thanks, Vinicius Bomfim -Mensagem original- De: A

QueryBySQL for ojb rc4

Hi, Anyone encountered problem with using the query type: QueryBySQL? I am doing something like QueryBySQL query1 = QueryFactory.newQuery(java.lang.Class, sql) ; Iterator itr = broker.getIteratorByQuery(query1); however the while iterating through the resultset, the object returned by the it

Customizing SQL generation

Hi, Is there the good way to customize generated SQL statements? The solution I found requires adding my custom classes into the org.apache.ojb.broker.accesslayer.sql package what I particularly dislike. I need to make query with case-insensitive LIKE-clause, that's something like this: SELECT ..

Re: Recovering from a timeout

Hi Chris, many database driver support connection reconnect of timed out connetions. If this does not solve your problem it's possible to use the 'validationQuery' attribute see http://db.apache.org/ojb/repository.html#connection-pool regards, Armin - Original Message - From: "Chris Wid

[Solution] Re: Blob and OutOfMenory

Hi! I have got a solution of Tomas Mahler and thought that I would share it. It is very simple once you realise that there arn't a 1-1 relation between class-description and database-table but a n-1. You can have as many classes mapping to one database-table as you like and find use of. So the sol

Recovering from a timeout

I am assuming that the reason I am getting an IOException after my application sits over night is due to a timeout on the connection to the server. How are other people recovering from this? The application eventually creates a new connection but it must grab a couple of connections from the po

Re: Archives

Hi All, http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED] and http://nagoya.apache.org/eyebrowse/[EMAIL PROTECTED] Works for me... It'll be nice to fix the front page -akhil "Thomas Mahler" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Hi David, > > http://news.gmane.org/th