Hi Todd,
I'm taking this back to the list.
You seem to have been the victim of out of date documentation. I was
initially writing the documentation as the XML serialization feature was
being developed. The API evolved and unfortunately I didn't stay on top of
the docs.
I've now updated them ba
Nope. All mapping is done via child elements, save for some special
attributes, such as "forceList".
As with everything else, if you'd like to see it done at some point, please
open a JIRA issue for it.
--
Kevi
On 12/13/07 3:57 PM, "Ted Moens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Greetings:
>
> Is
Hi Ted,
Comments are in-line.
On 12/12/07 6:21 AM, "Ted Moens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 1) if one does not define the properties of an object explicitly in the
> Mapping file, Cayenne does its best and outputs all the scalar
> properties or an object in the XML Example:
>
> 2007-12-10 09:
Greetings:
Is there any way to have the the XML Mapping File cause some of an
object's properties as attributes in the XML?
For Example I can easily generate XML like this:
123123776
Serafina
...
But I'd like to generate the following XML:
Serafina
Hi,
I am using cayenne-server-3.0M1. In my application, there is multiple
dataMaps for a dataDomain.
How can I register an object?
I tried
CmsText cmsText = new CmsText();
context.registerNewObject(cmsText);
But it gives the following exception:
java.lang.IllegalArgumentException: Can't find
Hi Carmen,
I just checked the SVN history of the files in question. It is a new
bug introduced when fixing another bug (CAY-832). I'll open a Jira for
that and we'll implement a fix. You can use 2.0.3 for now if you can't
work around this issue in the code.
Thanks,
Andrus
On Dec 13, 200
