Hi all,
It has been a while since I last posted in this forum.
First, a bit of a background. We have an existing MySQL schema that was driven
by a number of WebObjects applications. These obviously rely on EOF to handle
PK generation.
We have decided to refactor the schema in a new database. Th
For what it's worth -- I am in the process of upgrading a project which
presently uses DBUtils to Cayenne.
After adding the Cayenne Jars to the project I placed the cayenne.xml along
with
the supporting XML files into the default package and it worked as beautifully.
Of course I plan to ref
Hi,
I've seen this issue before with Eclipse.
Sometimes it happens that resource files disappear from the classes directory.
A clean project usually helps as this rebuilds the whole project (if
autobuilding is on).
tx
HPI
On 7/26/10 12:25 PM, masjab wrote:
Ok,
it´s working.
The problem wa
Ok,
it´s working.
The problem was the source path but strange... When I checked the source
path, src/java/res...was added already.
I finally deleted it and added it again, everything looked the same, but now
it´s working.
Many THX!
Now I can go on...
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Unfortunately neither SelectQuery nor EJBQLQuery support functions in
the ORDER BY clause (something we should probably address in 3.1). You
have a few choices:
* Use SQLTemplate
* Map an extra attribute in RiscoTotal DbEntity as "ABS(VARIACAO)",
then an attribute in ObjEntity connected to
I think you need to follow Michael's advice. "src/main/resources" must
be setup as a *source* folder in Eclipse. E.g.:
http://cayenne.apache.org/doc30/tutorial-starting-project.data/eclipse-xmlfiles.png
To do that, right-click on the project, select "Properties > Java
Build Path > Source > A
