Posted
almost 17 years
ago
I am seeing the wrong results from a clean unzip and normal ant invocation for the jpox-samples-jpa-tutorial-1.2.0-src.zip:
runtutorial:
[java] JPOX Tutorial with JPA
[java] ======================
[java] Persisting products
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Posted
almost 17 years
ago
Hello,
I develop a standalone desktop app with Swing GUI, JDO and embedded database (for now it is H2).
It works simply - I have one central PersistenceManager, one active transaction which is active all the time.
I get objects from db and put
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Posted
almost 17 years
ago
We are working with a EII vendor whose JDBC driver does not seem to supply the proper metadata to allow JPOX to validate the mappings if datastore identity is used with a strategy where the database assigns the new ids. We have scoured the JDBC
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Posted
almost 17 years
ago
Hi, i have been looking through the Jpox documentation in the hope of finding an overview of
- all error-messages and
- an explanation/reference to the documentation of how to avoid the error.
Is there any such overview?
motivation:
the current error messages are often to cryptic (for newbies, no native english speakers, ..)
thanks.
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Posted
almost 17 years
ago
hello,
i try to enhance my classe with no success.
this is my class :
"
package com.jpox.test;
public class Book {
private String name = null;
public Book() {
}
public Book(String name) {
this.name = name;
}
}
"
this is my metadata file :
"
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Posted
almost 17 years
ago
Hi,
My application was working fine on SVN snapshot from Nov. I guess it is 1.2 beta 5.
I upgraded to 1.2.1 today. I got core and rdms jars and now I am getting following error on initialization
[code]
[JPOX-008005] No available
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Posted
almost 17 years
ago
Hello,
I try to prevent the user from modifying the object referenced by field F (which is a JDO object) of a JDO object A. This object can only be saved via an EJB method. Thus, prior to calling makePersistent() on the modified object A, I retrieve
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Posted
almost 17 years
ago
I've looked in the docs and searched this forum but didn't find any hint...
Does JDOQL support a DELETE statement?
[code]DELETE MyObject WHERE id == i[/code]
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Posted
almost 17 years
ago
Hello everybody,
imagine a datastore with hundreds of thousands of persisted objects. What if I need to iterate over all of them? The Query#execute() methods returns a List which probably results in an "out of memory" exception sooner or later.
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Posted
almost 17 years
ago
[quote]Attempt to get value mapping for field org.jpox.test.A.m when not embedded or serialised - please report this to JPOX developers[/quote]
I am using JPOX 1.2.1 with jdk1.5.0_11 and my datastore is MS SQL Server 2005. My classpath contains
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