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javax.persistence.PersistenceException

. Adding objectdb.jar to the plugin runtime classpath. Fixing "SELECT p FROM Point p" to "SELECT p FROM
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OEM: Too many persistable types (>10) - exceeds evaluation limit (error 1011)

to get such messages unless ObjectDB cannot find your entity classes in the classpath. When an entity
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Mismatch client-server protocol prefix

version 2.6.2. Client version 2.6.2. Also there's only one objectdb jar on the classpath
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Connection performace after upgrade to objectdb 2

on looking for classes and JDO metadata in the classpath (for synchronization with the database
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Type xxx is not found (error 301)

on my EntityManager Probably you have JPA 1 jpa.jar in your classpath before objectdb.jar - this happens
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EntityManager getMetamodel() causes crash

-unit> </persistence> Otherwise, ObjectDB may search and register all the entity classes in the classpath. support Support
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Adding indexes on existing entities.

the classpath. Update: Starting ObjectDB 2.6.6 new indexes are automatically built and activated in
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New to Product & Having An Issue

. But if you add your DomainId class to the server classpath it should work. Anyway, = is more efficient
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NoSuchFieldError: __odbTracker on NetBeans 7.3 + JBoss 7.1.1

="com.objectdb.Enhancer" fork="true" classpath="C:/projects/test/lib/objectdb.jar"> <arg
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javax.servlet.ServletException: Annotated methods must follow the JavaBeans naming convention. __odbHidden_getPropertyName

and the old jar is not anywhere in the classpath. You are not using classes that have been enhanced by

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