----- Original Message -----
From: Dmitri Colebatch <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Monday, September 10, 2001 2:35 pm
Subject: Re: [Xdoclet-devel] WLS 6.1 support coming up (and sorry for
sending HTMLized mail to the list)
> On Mon, 10 Sep 2001 [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>
> > It's not a patch - it's a rewrite. Deployment descriptors have
> changed
> > a lot between WLS 5.1 and WLS 6.0/6.1
>
> good - so we'll have different 5.1 and 6.0 subtask, enabling
> someone to
> upgrade simply by adding a new task?
>
correct
> > Besides, I found the WebLogicSubTask to be unwieldy and big. My
> > implementation uses standard <XDoclet:xxx> tags to a greater
> extent
> > than the old version, so I've put my stuff under a new package
> > (xdoclet.ejb.vendor.weblogic6)
>
> I'm guessing you've seen Ara's recent post on the real solution
> for that?
>
No, what is it? date and subject, please. I can find it in the archives
> > Therefore, I'll wait to post until I have something more complete.
>
> as you wish - no reason why you couldn't post it now though (o:n
>
ok, I'll send it soon :-)
> > -Later, if I prove productive enough, maybe you'll give me
> developer
> > access to CVS?
>
> hey - more the merrier afai am concerned (o:
>
what's the process? voting?
> > I'm stuck with two unconfigurable webmail clients: My ISP's for
> > [EMAIL PROTECTED] (this mail) and iNotes web client for
> Lotus
> > Notes for my company mail, [EMAIL PROTECTED] (earlier
> mails). You
> > tell me which one looks best, and I'll use that. I can send
> ASCII mail
> > from [EMAIL PROTECTED], but only from when my laptop is
> connected
> > to the Internet and I'm using the Notes program, which is
> usually only
> > at home, since the client I'm working for won't let me connect
> my
> > laptop at their site. phew!
>
> well I'm reading this in pine and there's no html version (o:
>
> > Did you BTW have a chance to look at the VAJ CMP killer?
>
> yeah, just had a go against postgres, unfortunately
> resultset.next() seems
> to throw nullpointers on the fk stuff - I dont ahve a decent
> schema here
> to play with... so in short, not really - haven't had much of a
> chance.
well, first your driver must support relations and fks. so must the
database, and of course your schema must define them. I don't know if
all this is feasible with Postgres. Any idea about MySQL? I only troed
it with M$ SQL server.
> cheers
> dim
>
>
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