 3 | I want to use sequences in JDO without using annotations. Normally this is done with a package-X ... seeing it. Is this supported and if so what could I be doing wrong?
<package name="com.spiffymap.model">
package>
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2 | of another entity in the DB.
<package name="my.example.package">
package>
As you can see the classes are not embedded, so they have their own extent ... to construct an instance of my.example.package.AnalyzeSettings using a no-arg constructor
at com |
2 | Static Method javax.jdo.spi.I18NHelper I18NHelper getInstance( Class cls ) An instance bound to a bundle. This method figures out the bundle name for the class object's package and uses the class' class loader to find the bundle. Note, the specified class object must not be null. Parameters: cls |
2 | interface imported by method declareImports, or denote a class or interface from the same package |
2 | metadata files:
<package name="my.example.package">
package>
All of these 3 classes should be embedded-only as they are stored only in a HashMap of another Entity. So as first try I changed only the metadata to this:
<package name |
2 | inside objectdb.jar, which was inside the executable jar packaged by Eclipse. Here's the end ... Eclipse packaged it. Either way, it does not affect Linux users; I can copy my executable jar ... Eclipse plugins so it seems to be related to packaging. Configuration and logging paths are by default |
2 | as follows jdo> <package name="com.anritsu.eu.rtd.logger.rtdtool"> package> Just now i realized that LogEntryAttributeImpl is defined twice in the package.jdo file. It was written |
2 | Connector Architecture so that it may be packaged separately from (but used by components of) an EJB ... , from IBM Knowledge Center: EJB 3.x module packaging overview: Persistence units, including the persistence.xml file and the classes associated with it, can be packaged in the module |
2 | .Thread.run(Unknown Source) Is com.webapp.firstwebapp your package?
java.lang.NullPointerException ... your code, probably on an invalid event. I'm using 4 packages for this web application, each holds ... which extends HttpServlet is in the com.webapp.firstwebapp.services package. I've created the listener class |
2 | a feature request. The enhancer supports specifying classes for enhancement either as packages and classes ... use to cover sub packages. As in Java import statements, there is no wildcard for covering sub packages, and you have to specify each package and sub package explicitly, e.g.
... com.objectdb.Enhancer |
