Wait a minute... According to what I have seen in the Turbine code this
constructor sets only database NAME, which is used to identifiy
parameters to connect to database (See BasePeer.java & DBBroker.java),
and getDatabaseMap() parameter is used to identify >>DatabaseMap
object<< -> this means that, from out point of view, dbMap has NOTHING
to do with name of database (in TurbineResources.properties), so you can
have exactly the same database map (logical structure) for two different
database (e.g. two mirrors on different servers).
Still digging...:-)
Scooter.
John McNally wrote:
>
> Earlier you said:
>
> > Hi.
> >
> > I need help with following problem. I have set up database (other than
> > default), and I try to use my ObjectPeer class to retrieve objects from
> > it. I do this that way:
> >
> > Criteria = new Criteria("mydatabase");
> > criteria.add(ObjectPeer.objectId,objId);
> > Vector v = ObjectPeer.doSelect(criteria);
> >
>
> Now you are saying you are using the default database:
>
> > Nope. Torque generated
> > DBBroker.getInstance().getDatabaseMap(DBBroker.DEFAULT), which is
> > virtually the same.
>
> If you are placing the TableMap for "Object" into the "default" DatabaseMap,
> it will not be found in the "mydatabase" DatabaseMap.
>
> John McNally
>
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