 1 | / Netbeans tutorial. This page in the tutorial explains how to add a persistence unit. ThreaT |
1 | Hello, just starting to test ObjectDB and ran into a problem. I've created a small program to test the Point database described in the Getting Started section:
package com.objectdb.tutorial ... .objectdb.tutorial;
import javax.persistence.Entity;
@Entity
public class Point {
// Persistent |
1 | hi In Report Generation with BIRT and JPA tutorial. step:1 completed but in step:2 "business Intelligence and Reporting tools" is not available. attach in image1.jpg Thank you Bimal kumar Dalei ... ObjectDB for BIRT. Note that on the first page of the tutorial two different Eclipse plugin installations are needed. Bimal |
1 | you also link from there to the tutorial example: https://www.objectdb.com/tutorial/jpa/web/maven Needs |
1 | Version 2.1.0 Added Online Backup utility (issue #16). Added Master-Slave Replication / Clustering (issue #17). Added a PDF version of the ObjectDB manual (included in the download). Added sample (tutorials) Maven projects (included in the download). Added support of disabling optimistic locking |
1 | (issue #316). Fixed an error message for invalid query parameter (issue @320). Fixed pom.xml files in the Maven tutorials to use Java 1.5 / 1.6. |
1 | the EntityManagerFactory and the EntityManager explicitly, but let the application server do it for you (see this tutorial). Thank you very very much! adibe |
1 | Hello, we're porting a JDO application to ObjectDB which uses uuid-hex generated values. However the page on generated values in your JPA tutorial only mentions numeric generated values, and when we try to use it the error message seems to imply that auto-generating strings isn't supported |
1 | Eclipse - follow the ObjectDB-BIRT tutorial (if you use Eclipse 3.7 you will have to specify |
1 | How do you do case insensitive indexes? I have search the Forum and tutorials and have not found any info related to this. Thanks, -- Nathan Modrzewski Case insensitive string indexes are currently not supported. If you cannot use lowercase only (or uppercase only) for the data - consider |