Peter Courcoux <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
If you want to use "native", I think that you must have sequences
defined in your database. You might want to try "idbroker".
Regards
Henning
>Hi all,
>I am still having problems with this. If anyone has any thoughts on
>where to start looking, I would appreciate them.
>I have now compiled from source postgresql 7.3.3 run all regression
>tests and installed successfully. added the 7.3.3 jdbc driver to
>WEB-INF/lib
>Since doing so while I can read from the db ok all inserts result in the
>error shown below.
>At one point I could toggle this behaviour on/off by changing the
>setting to
>locale.default.charset=UTF-8
>
>and back to
>#locale.default.charset=
>Since installing postgres 7.3.3, I don't seem to be able to insert into
>the db whatever I do!
>The schema is validated against database-3.0.1.dtd and all tables have
>idMethod="native" set.
>The following message was originally posted to the turbine list.
>
>I have just changed my locale settings to en_GB for linux and postgresql
>and changed the locale settings in tr.props as below.
>Having done this I get the following error each time i try to insert
>into the db :-
>org.apache.torque.TorqueException: IdGenerator for table
>'usertenderclass' is null
> at org.apache.torque.util.BasePeer.doInsert(BasePeer.java:692)
> at
>com.ittdirect.tolreg.om.BaseUsertenderclassPeer.doInsert(BaseUsertenderclassPeer.java:224)
> at
>com.ittdirect.tolreg.om.BaseUsertenderclassPeer.doInsert(BaseUsertenderclassPeer.java:576)
> at
>com.ittdirect.tolreg.om.BaseUsertenderclass.save(BaseUsertenderclass.java:294)
> at
>com.ittdirect.tolreg.om.BaseUsertenderclass.save(BaseUsertenderclass.java:256)
> at
>com.ittdirect.tolreg.om.BaseUsertenderclass.save(BaseUsertenderclass.java:236)
>I guess I must have missed something but I cannot figure out what. Any
>thoughts would be much appreciated.
>The reason for mucking about with locale settings ( which I have left at
>default up until now) is that I need to use � signs and I am having
>trouble getting them into the db. postgresql accepts them from the
>command line but not via turbine/torque.
>Again, if anyone has solved this issue I would very much like to hear
>how. I've already spent too much time on it :-(
>System :-
>RedHat Linux 7.2
>postgresql 7.2
>turbine 2.3
>torque 3.1-alpha2
>torque-gen-3.1-alpha2
>jvm 1.3.1
>tr.props settings :-
>locale.default.bundle=MyBundle
>locale.default.language=en
>locale.default.country=UK
>#
># This will set the charset= portion of the ContentType: header.
># Leave commented out unless you want to return stuff as a different
># charset.
>#
>#locale.default.charset=
>Thanks,
>Peter
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