Yeah. Likewise. I've been trying to get off this list for 6 months.
Sending mail to Magnus didn't work either.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
Me too. The unsubscribe doesn't seem to work :(
Quoting Dan Hoyal [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
Please remove me as well. I've also tried
I've toyed with EJBs for quite a while, all the way back to 1.0. But so far
its been too cumbersome and offered little gain in most environments I've
been working in (e.g. the overhead of remote calls, etc, outweighed the
potential benefits).
Now with the 2.0 spec its gotten to a good place
On 28/12/01 12:56 pm, Aaron Tavistock [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So heres the story - database field names are case insensitive, so common
parlance for representing a space is an underscore (e.g. 'this_field').
Nope. MS SQLServer is not case insensitive. You could always tweak
orion-ejb-jar.xml
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Neither is Oracle. Oracle actually stores all its DB Fields upper case, but
it doesn't matter how you refer to then, meaning select column1 from Table
or select Column1 from table or select COLUMN1 FROM TABLE Doesn't make a
difference.
R
At
I'm fairly sure that the SQL-92 spec calls for case insensitive column names
(but don't quote me on that cause I'm not 100% sure). Also, since I'm in a
UNIX shop switching to Microsoft is not really an option (even *if* I wanted
to) - but thats not really the point.
More importantly, I'm aware
Mike -
Since this is a generated file in a deployment directory shouldn't it always
be overwritten if there is a change in one of the package deployment
descriptors? The only reason it would be a pain in the ass is if you
changed the generated file to suit your needs and did not change the one
You think fugly? It already does fugly reflection and decapitalization for
the first letter just to match the accessor to a column name. Why is it
any more fugly to process underscores?
I do suppose that databases that do identify case within the column name
could make things a little wierd
Might I recommend xdoclet then?
xdoclet.sourceforge.net
At 12:20 PM 12/28/2001 -0800, Aaron Tavistock wrote:
I'm fairly sure that the SQL-92 spec calls for case insensitive column names
(but don't quote me on that cause I'm not 100% sure). Also, since I'm in a
UNIX shop switching to
Aaron,
The idea is that one application may be deployed on many servers, and
therefore the deployment descriptor is *per app, per server*. The
deployment descriptors are used to customise a deployment on that server.
This notion fits in with sun's idea of J2EE roles (ppl who help develop
Instructions on how to bring Cocoon2 alive on
the Orion Web Server can be found at:
http://www.candlelightsoftware.com/orion-cocoon.html
Sincerely:
Steven P. Punte
Steven P. Punte
Candlelight Software
By Candlelight If Necessary!
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