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Selective merge/cascade of detatched entity

for the interest. I've uploaded the source to the example, it just needs compiling. Main is the class
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Annotations not supported in -source1.3 (use -source 5 or higher ..)

Netbeans and copied the points package over into it, and added the objectdb.jar library and it compiled
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Enhancement from gradle build file

Just wondering if it's possible to add enhancement in the gradle build file after compilation? an example of this, for an IntelliJ gradle based project would be very helpful. David dmoshal David Moshal The following seems to work: task enhance(type: JavaExec) {   main = 'com.objectdb.Enhancer
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Possible issue for JPQL IN expression

when executing the query. Using a parameter is also more efficient because the query can be compiled
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Project runs in Eclipse but not when exported to runnable jar

the build path, and are present in the compiled file, as is the test GliderCalcs.odb file created by
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ClassNotFoundException messages in the log file

.QRR.e(QRR.java:86) at com.objectdb/com.objectdb.jdo.JdoQuery.compile(JdoQuery.java:728) at com
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Should I be able to persist a JFrame (or gui components in general)?

, it all compiles, but I get a runtime error-- Exception in thread "AWT-EventQueue-0" java.lang.ClassFormatError
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Feature suggestion: auto-detection of entities via persistence.xml extension

to the EntityManager whether one performs compile-time enhancement or runtime enhancement ? That is, does
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ObjectDB 2.3.5

compilation (issue #599). Fixed an enhancement bug in reading special fields. Fixed map type parameters
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ObjectDB 2.3.3

Improved compilation performance of OR queries with many elements. Fixed eager fetch of maps and nested embedded objects. Fixed a bug in removing a new flushed entity object before first commit (issue #562). Fixed a NullPointerException in accessing inverse (mapped by) collection fields

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