On 10.08.2008, at 15:35, Chuck Hill wrote:
I didn't list it this time, though I should have .. I completely
forgot about this crazy problem. We should probably put some
checks in Wonder for common types of errors (connection dictionary
is CLOSE but not EXACT).
Maybe anything where the JDBC URL matches and all of the rest does
not match?
Brmblfx. I even have something that does more or less that in my
application class as I connect with that application against several
databases - but it doesn't do an equals, it compares the urls and
users, but not the password. Stupid me. I never spent too much time
thinking about the connection dict in the model as it is set by
properties for the specific application instance.
Reason why I ran into that:
1. I refactored my frameworks A LOT, ripping models apart to move them
to separate frameworks and so on.
2. I added two new models and frameworks while doing 1.
3. I set my connection dictionaries from the properties for the
application.
4. In one of the properties file was an ancient entry (from more than
a year ago according to the file) overriding the one I was setting for
my new model - probably because I had a model with that name last year
before ditching it for reasons I can't remember ... ;-(
And in all my testing in the last days I cleaned all that stuff but
missed the password somehow ...
Damn. I should sleep more. Or drink more coffee. Or both.
cug
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