I have a Swing ROP application, and i had to create another database,
which is equal to the one im using, and i wasen't able to figureout
another way to address the other database, cept copying/renaming the
webapplication war, and changing the Node.driver.xml.
So far now i got WebApp1.war - > http
In my searching, I found the following, which makes me think this was not an
issue in cayenne 2, but is an issue in cayenne 3.0, and will be fixed in
cayenne 3.1. Is that true? Here is the link:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/CAY-1307
Here is the full error stack:
INFO: --- will run 1
Hi there,
My memory of this code is a bit rusty now. Could you provide a bigger chunk of
the stack please - up to the DataContext commit call? And also maybe an output
of DESC CSPROPERTY to see the types of PROPERTYVALUE and CSPROPERTYGUID
columns.
Andrus
On Sep 14, 2010, at 5:23 PM, bdflyf
Hi Dave,
Will be very happy if you can dig to the cause of this issue.
EJBQLQuery parsing into SQL starts at
org.apache.cayenne.access.jdbc.EJBQLAction. Cayenne walks EJBQL syntax tree,
calling visitor callback methods and occasionally switching the visitor object.
You may start debugging fro
Using Cayenne 3.0 against Oracle 11 with driver ojdbc6-11.2.0.1.0.jar.
Getting a commit error. We get java.sql.SQLException: Invalid argument(s) in
call.
Here is part of the info stack:
SELECT PROPERTYVALUE FROM CSPROPERTY WHERE CSPROPERTYGUID = ? FOR UPDATE
[bind: 1:'...']
INFO: [write LOB:
I'll look into a dummy query to replace getEntityResolver
Thanks for the suggestion
> Nothing that is built in for this purpose, and IIRC that
> 'getEntityResolver' approach may no longer work, as we are caching it now
> on the client. You can issue a simple query instead I guess. Something
> tha
Hello Cayenne gurus--
I hit a SQL syntax problem yesterday while trying to issue a EJBQL query to
determine value uniqueness within a given parent "context". The EJBQL query
is:
SELECT COUNT(distinct a.id) FROM Clip AS a JOIN a.timeline b WHERE a.name =
?1 AND b = ?2[{foo,200}]
The interest
Nothing that is built in for this purpose, and IIRC that 'getEntityResolver'
approach may no longer work, as we are caching it now on the client. You can
issue a simple query instead I guess. Something that executes quickly and
doesn't bring back any data. It may even end up having better perfor
I've a swing application using cayenne ROP, i had problem with session
timeout of the hessian servlet, so far in order to avoid long session
timeout, i implemented a thread preforming the following:
DataChannel channel;
public void run() {
for(;;)
{
