I took a bit of a bold step and replaced the data table in the
project-schema.xml ... and after a few iterations (and loading the DTD
into emacs psgml-mode ;) realized that the database DTD follows a
strict and unforgiving order contraint.
My project appears to generate the SQL, and the ant init shows no
SQL errors, but the compile stage fails on the line
public static Node row2Object (Record row, int offset, Class cls )
throws Exception
{
Node obj = (Node)cls.newInstance();
giving the error
..project/om/BaseNodePeer.java:143: inconvertible types
Assuming the RDF database classes would need to be cleared, I preceded
the compile with "ant clean". Is there some other step required before
generating a completely new database?
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Gary Lawrence Murphy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> TeleDynamics Communications Inc
Business Innovations Through Open Source Systems: http://www.teledyn.com
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