Hi,
The implementation of these interfaces is given by jdbc driver vendor.
If you see the source code given by the vendor, u'll find classes
instead of interfaces...
Hope this helps (if i'm not wrong )
Bye,
Ishpal
³¯§Ê¹Å wrote:
Hello:
1. I view the source code of java.sql.*
found
Hi,
May be u r not committing the changes to the database...
i.e. ur code might be missing connection.commit() before u close the
connection to the database
-- may be this helps..
bye,
Ishpal
Simon Harris wrote:
Here is a trace from the log file. I don't understand how there can
not specified the field with constraint .. primary key
in the database, it adds a duplicate entry in the database... despite of
showing DuplicateKeyException
I think I'd have to set context.setRollbackOnly() after I catch this
exception.
Thanks,
Ishpal...
Jens Stutte wrote:
Hi.
It should
it is an
intermittent problem. Ie doesn't always happen. Seems to ocurr under heavy
(concurrent) load.
Simon.
- Original Message -
From: "Ishpal" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
To: "Orion-Interest" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Friday, September 15, 2000 8:18 PM
Subject: Re: HELP: Cannot
Hi ,
May be u've seen my mail regarding the BMP Problem...
Well, my problem has been solved. I was not committing the changes to
the database before closing the connection...
In the finally block I included con.commit() and now it works fine...
Thanks,
Ishpal.
with and without quotes.. but nothing seem to
work...
Please help...
Thanks,
Ishpal.
Hi,
May be I should have included my files..
Why do i get the following error while the examples run fine...
Source XML Error: Value must be quoted.
I have tried putting quotes in the xml file, but nothing seems to work.
Pls Help,
Thanks in advance..
Ishpal
Thanks Kev,
You are right.
Stupid kinda mistakes...
But it worked with Resin, so didnt think about them.
Thanks again,
Bye,
Ishpal.
Kev Palfreyman wrote:
The problem is in your XSL file. You have many table elements with unquoted
attribute values.
Kev
-Original Message
Hello,
I have a strange kinda error...
ProfileManagerEJB is a stateful session bean.
I had done a proper shutdown using "java -jar admin.jar
ormi://localhost/ admin ishpal -shutdown".
when I restart the server I see this error.
Error deserializing session: java.io.InvalidClas
generated
automatically.
Thanks,
Ishpal
True in case of BMP...
But I'm using CMP with the Entity Beans so I myself dont want to
write any code and take full advantage of CMP.
Ishpal.
Magnus Rydin wrote:
It doesnt like to good old
insert into x (id,something) values ((select max(id)+1 from
x),'something
connection-driver="RmiJdbc.RJDriver"
inactivity-timeout="20"
username=""
password=""
schema="database-schemas/cloudscape.xml"
/
The drivers to connect to t
to connect
to the URL jdbc:cloudscape:rmi://ishpal2:5/HelloWorldDB;create=true
Its driving me nuts...
Is there some kind of setting to be done in some xml file in orion...???
I have to get this thing up or I might be forced to try with other
products...
please help
Ishpal.
You have to get hold of the Orion's context
For that you'll have to include orion.jar,jndi.ar,ejb.jar in ur command line
classpath when executing the client in a seperate JVM.
My Client code is:-
Context ctx = new InitialContext();
Object objref = ctx.lookup("Hello"); (Hello is the
key class...
.
The value gets added in the database. But the client terminates by
throwing the above exception.
Where could I go wrong.
Please help..
Thanks,
Ishpal.
type:
org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver
What is it that I'm doing wrong...??
I dont want to use any other database right now.
Any help would be highly appreciated.
Thanks,
Ishpal.
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