I am using annotations. Here is the class
@Entity
@Table(name="ORG")
public class Organization extends BaseObject {
protected String id;
protected String name;
protected String topFlag;
/**
* @return String(20) the id
*/
@Id
@Column(name="ORG_ID", length=20)
public String getId() {
return id;
}
/**
* @return String(25) the name
*/
@Column(name="ORG_NAME", length=25, nullable=false)
public String getName() {
return name;
}
/**
* @return String(1) the topFlag
*/
@Column(name="ORG_TOP_FL", length=1, nullable=false)
public String getTopFlag() {
return topFlag;
}
No columns are being added to the current table now, but the test still
can't find the data with any of the exisiting data in the database.
I also tried doing a getAll and it is returning null. It just seems like I
should be getting a different error message when trying to get by id or at
least receive some sort of error message when trying to get them all.
Again any suggestions would be very helpful. Thanks
tibi-3 wrote:
>
> check your mappings closely
> and your database. maybe hibernate expects a column ID and there is a
> clomn objectID or id or some missmatch.
>
> if hibernate can't find the column it expects it will be added. so check
> your database on newly made columns.
>
> what happens if you do a get all object. do your objects have an id
> field with the value you are looking for?
>
> you will get there....
>
> tibi
>
>
> BoJeevs wrote:
>> I have removed the sample data and removed the generation of the table,
>> but
>> the GenericDaoHibernate is still having an erron the getting the id.
>> Again
>> this works fine in mysql with sample data populating the database, but
>> when
>> I moved to an already existing sql server 2005 database it started
>> hickuping. It has an error trying to get by id on my object. Inside
>> GenericDaoHibernate I am getting the "object with id " + id + " not
>> found"
>> error.
>>
>> The only thing that I can really think of is that maybe their is some
>> issue
>> is that I am only pulling three items from a table that has more than 30
>> items. Again, if anyone has any suggestions, they would greatly
>> appreciated. Thanks for the first tip Tibi.
>>
>>
>>
>> tibi-3 wrote:
>>
>>> yes when you have sample data as your test data your database will be
>>> overwritten.
>>> remove it and you will be fine (or don't run test/integration-tests on
>>> your database)
>>>
>>> ciao,
>>>
>>> tibi
>>>
>>> John Coleman wrote:
>>>
>>>> Fitzy?
>>>>
>>>> Coleman
>>>>
>>>> On Jul 13, 2007, at 7:56 PM, Bo Jeevs wrote:
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>> Hello all. I am working with a database used by a different program,
>>>>> but I really only want to access a few of the fields from a
>>>>> particular table. I believe I have it mapped correctly, but instead
>>>>> of using the current database, when I do the install it creates a new
>>>>> table with the same name and only the few fields I have added. I am
>>>>> using appfuse 2-M5 and have searched all over, so if anyone has any
>>>>> idea as to how I can accomplish this, I would be very thankful.
>>>>>
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