ObjectDB Database Search

? Thank you,   Sandu sandu Alexandru Constantinescu You can set the temporary directory ... .tmpdir" system property, but that will change the temporary directory for the entire JVM, not just for ObjectDB.   support Support

for both master and slave. Other output: master db directory /data/objectdb-2.5.0_05/db dir -rw-r--r-- 1 pcrx ... .odr slave db directory /data/objectdb-2.5.0_05-2/db/$replication dir -rw-r--r-- 1 pcrx pcrx 786432

set a JVM option to specify the ObjectDB home directory which is "objectdb-2.6.8_02". The database was created successfully in the db subdirectory. The bin directory contains all relevant jar files

, password, false); This will return the root directory , which then can be explored further using the java.io.File API. You can also get the File (or directory ) of a specific path on the server using: File

, could create a backup at c:\backup\201012312359\test.odb regardless of the ObjectDB home directory ... between 100 MB to 1GB (without documents) which means the size of the backup directory will increase

with the attached files. The Slave directory contains a database file (sm.odb) with 4 entity classes, 5 embeddable classes and 108 entity objects. The master directory contains an empty database file (sm.odb

: workaround solution found. I separated all my db classes and put them in a jar under the same directory as objectdb, both in the previous directory where persistence isn't a problem but cast exception

with the activation key is located in the correct location (same directory as objectdb.jar, except if that directory is lib , bin or build ). support Support as regards the correct location

Hi, I'm currently evaluating ObjectDB and try to deploy my project in WildFly 10. I've installed ObjectDB in the modules directory and added a persistence.xml file:        ... Please include objectdb-jee.jar in your application WEB-INF/lib directory . If this doesn't help

directory and cannot find it. Either specify the full path of objectdb.jar or run the command after moving into the bin directory . support Support

of objectdb.jar (from the bin directory of the ObjectDB distribution), or the objectdb.jar file from ... directory and include only the objectdb-jee.jar file, which could be renamed to objectdb

and found I had no classpath set. I moved the two jar-files in question to my project directory and it worked fine. I then moved them to the Java/jdk- directory and got problems with the log-file

. After rolling back from version 2.5.7_06 to 2.3.7_02 I got this error: jdo.dtd (No such file or directory ) I

the existence of a special empty file (a file whose name is active  in the odr directory ). If this file

Hi, Is there any way to check, if 2 level cache is in use? Right now I've done two things: 1. objectdb.conf with cache size is placed in WEB-INF directory of my web application. 2. persistence.xml was modified with: But after few benchmarks I don't really see any difference in performance. ODB

in a libs directory on the root of the eclipse project and then add it to the classpath runtime

(in the directory of explorer.exe and server.exe), where each file has a single text line: vm

). support Support I added objectdb.jar to Tomcat-Dir/lib directory . (I use axis2 Web Service Framework

. Even when objectdb.conf with old license key where copied to new version directory . No schema change

application) and the other on the server side (possibly in the ObjectDB installation directory ). 

the database with username=null. the target/ directory is wiped out by `mvn clean` so i am certain

the persistence.xml file has an error or maybe it is located in the wrong directory

/resources/TravelDB.odb"); When you run the jar the current directory is probably different so maybe

I studied ObjectDB a few hours ago and got some problems when use explorer. I run it and right-click in 'Open local database' window,and the all the pop menu item is gray and disabled,such as ‘new database’,'new directory ','cut','copy' ... if I click 'tools---options' before open database

lib   directory ). Add to the persistence.xml file a request to load the ObjectDB module. support Support

; directory ). Add to the persistence.xml file a request to load the ObjectDB module. Build 2.4.3 fixes

the Explorer in the bin directory , which should contain  objectdb.jar . support Support

.log (The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect) at java.io.RandomAccessFile

is currently located in a working directory that GlassFish may clean when the web application is redeployed

.jar in the web application lib directory ). Adding to the persistence.xml file a request to load

;host, port, username, password, false); and specific directory (and possibly file) using: File dir

prototype" button when user clicks on prototype button it will ask for .class , .jar or all directory class

application WEB-INF/lib directory . Try also using  objectdb-jee.jar instead of  objectdb.jar

, which should create the log directory if it does not exist yet (and there are sufficient privileges). support Support

for directory C:\servers\jboss\jboss-as-7.1.1.Final\standalone\deployments 04:56:02,526 INFO [org.jboss.as

is that it still can't work. I checked Windows' users directory , local .m2 repository, and found under com/objectdb

I have installed Java 1.7 Eclipse Juno From Eclipse Market place have installed - Maven Integration for Eclipse WTP (a.k.a m2e-wtp), m2e-apt, Spring IDE, The Spring Tool Suite™ (STS) Have defined M2_HOME as directory where Maven is installed. PATH updated as %M2_HOME%/bin I am working on Windows

in the ObjectDB distribution (in the doc directory ). It works when adding it through Tools Java

Ashton Hogan Maybe the META-INF directory is not in the right place. See the Java EE / JPA / Netbeans

ObjectDB home directory . Your url should be: "objectdb://localhost:8080/db/guests.odb" and not "$objectdb://localhost:8080/db/guests.odb" support Support

side (under the $replication directory ). Please also check if the log files include additional stack traces. support Support

on the log directory and ObjectDB Home , and either change permissions for the default log path, or

of complete drives, directories or files, and an ObjectDB database is an ordinary file

of complete drives, directories or files, and an ObjectDB database is an ordinary file. If you are going

) services on Server. Delete NetBeans configuration's Users directories . Restart Server & Also, My client

Fixed a bug in queries on embedded objects in C/S mode. Fixed a bug in setting log directory path (missing URL decoding). Fixed a bug in automatic byte code enhancement in Java EE server. Fixed a bug in multi variable queries.

an error. In the manual  you can learn about the default ObjectDB home directory and the path

, so you can just drop the last objectdb.jar file and the two attached jar files in your Eclipse plugins directory

Added automatic creation of the log directory if it does not exist. Added support of old Spring Framework versions (with JPA 1.0). Fixed "InternalException: InterruptedException" due to application interrupts in embedded mode. Fixed a class loading conflict with Log4j. Fixed very slow processing

Added support of Java 8 (JDK 1.8), see issue #1369 . Added support for deleting archive log directory when the database is open ( issue #1303 ). Changed the response to starting a database server that is already running (avoiding further attempts). Fixed a memory issue with using ObjectDB