Lucas, my experience with mysql Autoincrement fields is that you have to map
them as Long. there is some bug in the mysql jdbc driver which returns wrong
meta information types if the field is set to autoincrement and some other
type than BigInt.
See http://lists.mysql.com/java/6383
On Thu, Jul
You shouldn't need to write your own method to get the office ID. Add
the mapping to your ObjEntity by hand and regenerate the Java class
and it should create a getOfficeId() for you.
mrg
On Thu, Jul 30, 2009 at 4:27 PM, Lucas Holt wrote:
> I've got a situation where I need to obtain the primar
I've got a situation where I need to obtain the primary key. My
solution was to add a method like so:
public Byte getOfficeId() {
return (getObjectId() != null && !getObjectId().isTemporary())
? (Byte)
getObjectId().getIdSnapshot().get(OFFICE_ID_PK_COLUMN)
Thanks a lot for the hint. That was it.
The changed xml files were not being copied from src to WEB-INF/class
, could be permissions. So the changes I made were being reflected on
the JAVA end but not in the xmls.
I stopped server, deleted files and did a fresh build, all is fine.
Thanks
DB
On Sun
Very strange. Are you using some App Server? Are you sure the XMLs used on
the server side contain those missing rels? If _CourseState is fine, the
problem must be in XML descriptions
2008/8/2, Devyandu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
> Need your expert help.
> It could be a silly mistake on my part, but h
Need your expert help.
It could be a silly mistake on my part, but here goes.
CourseState has a few fields and these relationships:
But at runtime whenever I get a CourseState object it exposes only
it's direct properties and the toState relationship. The other two
relationships are not avail
