Unfortunately, my only response is it appears that AppFuse/Hibernate doesn't
work well with Oracle XE. I wish I had a better answer for you, but I don't.
I'd suggest using MySQL and logging an issue against 2.1.0-M1 and we'll try
to fix it before the final release.
Matt
On Fri, Dec 11, 2009 at 3:
The Oracle XE is a free download. Its the developer's version. I change the
pom.xml to select the oracle plugin configuration and then integrate with
installed tomcat. That's where I ran into this issue. Is there any document
to get this working. I am trying the Struts version of Appfuse (multiple
Can you please provide the steps to reproduce? Does Oracle XE have a
Mac version I can use?
On Dec 10, 2009, at 5:35 PM, rocksjj wrote:
I straightaway tried the application on Oracle XE. I commented out
the two
testcases and compiled it fully and deployed the app on Tomcat Server.
Integr
I straightaway tried the application on Oracle XE. I commented out the two
testcases and compiled it fully and deployed the app on Tomcat Server.
Integration doesn't seem to be smooth. I am able to see the updates in the
Oracle database when I add a user but the testcase fails if rerun after
uncom
Does it work if you run it against MySQL or H2?
On Thu, Dec 10, 2009 at 2:53 AM, rocksjj wrote:
>
> I am attaching the testcase code as well.
>
> public void testSaveConflictingUser() throws Exception {
>UserManager userManager = (UserManager)
> applicationContext.getBean("userManager");
I am attaching the testcase code as well.
public void testSaveConflictingUser() throws Exception {
UserManager userManager = (UserManager)
applicationContext.getBean("userManager");
User user = userManager.getUserByUsername("user");
user.setPassword("user");
user.s
