I was actually already testing with an empty schema, my test program drops all the new tables upon start.
for my test integration, I am not using an app server, just jdk 1.4; although for production, we use weblogic 8. I am going to try and compile my own PM without all the reflection code and try to figure out why we are getting all the class cast errors. _A Guy Spillman wrote: > > Have created a new user/schema to test with. The same > problem exists. Oracle did not log anything to it's > alert log. It has no problems with initializing and > using it's tables the first time. The problem exists > when you restart the server and it tries to access an > existing empty file (/.locks). > > Guy M. Spillman, Jr. > > On Sun, 29 Oct 2006 18:43:12 +0100, "Stefan Guggisberg" > wrote: > >> >> annie and guy, >> >> thanks for your feedback. did you test with an > initially >> empty schema? data from previous versions could >> cause problems. >> >> strange, i know we had installs running on oracle 9i >> without problems . at least there shouldn't be any >> issues with OraclePersistenceManager, at least that's >> what i thought. >> >> i quickly verified that it works with oracle 10. >> i'll try to find an oracle 9i install for testing, >> but that's not gonna be easy... >> >> if you could test again the current OracleFileSystem & >> OraclePersistenceManager versions with a virgin >> schema and report back any issues incl. full stack >> traces >> and log files that would be a great help. please > attach >> any log files to the jira iisue JCR-603 and add your >> feedback >> as comments. >> >> thanks for your help, >> stefan > > -- View this message in context: http://www.nabble.com/problems-with-Oracle-tf2483987.html#a7079443 Sent from the Jackrabbit - Users mailing list archive at Nabble.com.
