and you can write you own .bat
for your own use. It should be as simple as "java -jar
CayenneModeler.jar". See no point for us to include a .bat
I already did this and now I have tons of files that I need to copy
with me(and adapt them) all the time for the various computers when I
make update
That's ... interesting. I don't have access to Vista to test this.
Another option for you would be to download the Linux/cross-platform
version and run just as you mentioned.
Than what's the point of a Windows release if it's not working properly?
The modeler.bat was there in Cayenne before, so
Please put the modeler.bat back in the 3.x distribution.
It was present in 1.2.x series(together with a cayenne icon to associate
to) and this was very practical.
Now there's only a CayenneModeler.exe, but it seems to have problems
under Vista: every time it's started, it changes the Vista the
Are there any ROP based projects that could be used as example?
I mean some non-trivial examples (not like those from the SVN)
I have a non-trivial ROP client/server desktop application. But
unfortunately the source is not available at this time. I'd be happy to
answer specific questions you m
Well the JDO -> Cayenne convert I did is for an open source (at
sourceforge) application. The latest source is in the sourceforge
subversion repository for the strandz project. One of the ways it is
non-trivial is that it uses Spring services that also transport back
DOs. It requires the latest
Are there any ROP based projects that could be used as example?
I mean some non-trivial examples (not like those from the SVN)
Thank you,
Demetrios.
>>> Also a comment/description field for each column/table in
>>> CayenneModeler might be nice
>> This has been implemented (and demonstrated) by Malcolm since years, but
>> somehow never got
>> to be included in the official trunk.
> If you mean Malcolm Edgar, he is a committer... Could you poin
Øyvind Harboe wrote:
>
> Also a comment/description field for each column/table in
> CayenneModeler might be nice
>
This has been implemented (and demonstrated) by Malcolm since years, but
somehow never got
to be included in the official trunk.
Demetrios.
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>>> JPA is a subset of EJB3 spec. So the annotations are EJB3. Our
>>> implementation of the JPA provider is still in alpha though.
>>>
>> If it's still alpha, wouldn't a concrete application that already
>> works be a
>> better "trial bench" ?
>
> Sure. Anybody's free to try such migration.
Andrus Adamchik wrote:
>
>> How similar is the Cayenne JPA annotation pack to the EJB3/
>> Hibernate3 ?
>
> JPA is a subset of EJB3 spec. So the annotations are EJB3. Our
> implementation of the JPA provider is still in alpha though.
>
If it's still alpha, wouldn't a concrete application th
Demetrios Kyriakis wrote:
>
> Since the "migration" is the motto these days :) , I would like to know if
> there's a trick to quickly
> migrate a Hibernate3 application to Cayenne(can be JPA too).
>
> I'm talking about this application:
> http://su
Since the "migration" is the motto these days :) , I would like to know if
there's a trick to quickly
migrate a Hibernate3 application to Cayenne(can be JPA too).
I'm talking about this application:
http://subetha.tigris.org/
Subetha looks cool, just that H3 + JBoss makes it an overkill for most
Hi,
There's a very nice tutorial (and documentation) on how to get started with
Cayenne, but I found no documentation about "How to get started with
DataViews" :(.
I would like to give DataViews a try in a test project, but I'm having a
hard time finding out how to use it :(.
Could you give me
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