2010/5/24 Gary Jarrel
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This looks like encoding problem. I'm not sure whether you can specify
encoding in cgen though.
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Andrey
Try running Maven with more debug output, e.g.:
mvn -e -X
Maybe there will be some more clues.
Andrus
On May 24, 2010, at 9:26 AM, Gary Jarrel wrote:
Hi All
I started working today on integrating our application with another
database. So as expected I created another node and another tree
Some database products offer "streaming" to and from BLOBs which is
one get-around for these problems. This means you can theoretically
get away with not having to hold the whole hunk of data in memory at
once.
Yeah, I was wondering the same thing. Blob is an interface that you
can imple
Hi All
I started working today on integrating our application with another
database. So as expected I created another node and another tree in
the modeler, added just one table. And updated my Maven cgen task as
follows:
org.apache.cayenne.plugins
maven-cayenne-plugin
${cayenne.versi
Thanks Mike and Michael!
As usual, you are very kind.
So, there are a lot of "strategy" using datacontext, but the singleton is
the bad one :-)
The write operation i perfrom in my site is very simple. It's just an insert
of two fields in a single table. So maybe also singleton should work, but
i'm
