org.apache.cayenne.conf package classes log all startup info. So that
can be used for debugging. Of course if you merge configs by hand,
you'd have to implement your own logging.
Andrus
On Aug 8, 2008, at 3:05 PM, Chris Gamache wrote:
Well, while we're working on the Cayenne 3.0M4 issue, I'm still
experiencing
this problem using Cayenne 2.0 ... I'm having a terrible time trying
to
track down this problem. It's most likely in my application code,
but I'm
having a devil of a time finding it...
WARNING: com.package.MyClass.doGet [v.2.0.3 May 6 2007] Can't perform
lookup. There is more than one ObjEntity mapped to class
com.package.rdbms.UserTable
This is a tomcat application. When I start the web service, I get
these
exceptions when I run a query which returns UserTable...
user = (UserTable) DataObjectUtils.*objectForQuery*(context, select);
How can I find out where Cayenne thinks all the ObjEntities are
being loaded
from so I can find the source of the contention.
Also! If I restart the tomcat enough it will eventually start and
run, which
makes me think there's a race condition somewhere, and win or loose
for one
ObjEntity means the difference between continuing to run and dying.
Please help!
