I recently had a similar problem that required setting a default connection
*catalog* (this was on MySQL that does not support schemas). I solved that with
a custom DataSource wrapper per stack [1]. However JDBC connection class does
not have a notion of default schema, so this will not work wit
Hi,
Thanks for the feedback! Good to have that for 3.2.
> all the generics code uses just T as "T extends Object" and not "T extends
> DataObject" (or maybe another superinterface wich makes sense)
Some of it is because query result can be a DataRow, or an Object[]. Other
places (like “delet
objectForQuery = ObjectContext.selectOne
I'm not in front of the code right now, but I believe the type parameter is
unbounded to allow for fetching data rows as well, which are not
DataObjects or Persistent or anything.
John
On Mon, Nov 11, 2013 at 11:48 AM, Ramiro Aparicio <
ramiro.apari...@p
Hi,
I am doing today my usual updated maven depencies for our future product
release, so I am migrating my 3.1 code to the new 3.2 generics style and
I missed that all the generics code uses just T as "T extends Object"
and not "T extends DataObject" (or maybe another superinterface wich
mak