with H2 instead of Hypersonic, the schema is recognised.
Prashant, thanks for helping me get to the solution.
I logged this on the Jira (url below).
regards
Adam
Adam Hardy on 11/01/08 15:51, wrote:
Hi Prashant,
thanks for that. Maybe it's a bug in the hypersonic dialect file? The
only other database I've tested against is mysql, which of course
doesn't have the concept of schemas at all, so it would never fail there.
I'll see whether I can hook up to h2 as well, and maybe postgres. I
should be able to get a free dev license for Oracle I think, so I'll see
what I can see.
Regards
Adam
Prashant Bhat on 11/01/08 14:18, wrote:
Hi Adam,
I've created simple test project for this, which is working with
schema using openjpa's latest snapshot. This is configured to use
Spring-2.5.1 and H2-1.0.64(I like the web console of it very much:-)
and it runs with maven, also it needs Java6(only because of @Override:-).
OpenJPA's mapping tool doesn't generate the db-schema, so I've bundled
the database with the schema created. So you just need to run 'mvn
test' to see it working. Btw, it also contains somewhat improved patch
from https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-332.
Hope this helps,
Prashant
P.S. I'm putting a cc to you, in case the list blocks mails sending
zip files!
On Jan 11, 2008 8:29 PM, Adam Hardy <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I cannot see why this is not working for me.
I stripped my project down to the simplest elements possible and
still had the
problem.
I have logged it as a Jira at
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/OPENJPA-483
and included the zipped up project, in case it helps if anyone wants
to look at it.
Thanks
Adam
