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My hibernate mapping is configured via xml files. But in Gilead tutorial JPA annotations are used. Is it requirement for Gilead to work?.
2009-12-03 05:35:00 UTC in Gilead
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I could guess its same problem as I had before. Maybe objectChanged() magic doesn't perform there? I remember I have to add some configuration lines to make objectChaged() and resolve() work as magic behind the stage.
2009-11-27 09:41:29 UTC in The Naked Objects Framework
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Dan, we need such tree in HTML and found this blocking us from improving our app. Currently we are thinking about GWT web viewer too.
2009-11-13 18:00:07 UTC in The Naked Objects Framework
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Just advice: run app with -debug flag and you gonna see much more information to get what is going wrong.
2009-11-13 15:45:50 UTC in The Naked Objects Framework
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Does NO have any support to tree objects? I have huge tree-like structure and want user to set object property by opening tree and selecting concrete leaf. Any advices?.
2009-11-13 01:14:02 UTC in The Naked Objects Framework
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That make sense. Thanks.
2009-11-05 14:14:03 UTC in The Naked Objects Framework
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I follow your examples and found that you are creating separate module 'services'. You are adding there only services that are not related to DOM?.
2009-11-05 13:41:51 UTC in The Naked Objects Framework
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All we need from JPA Repository is to load/save object correctly and run custom queries. Instead of NO v3 you should learn NO how to play with queries that returns list of primitives. And full power of Hibernate would be available.
Currently we are dying about JPA support as NOv3 mapping schema is sooo inflexible.
I cant get what for you made @NamedQueries and placed them into domain...
2009-09-07 07:25:35 UTC in JPA Objects
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All we need from JPA Repository is to load/save object correctly and run custom queries. Instead of NO v3 you should learn NO how to play with queries that returns list of primitives. And full power of Hibernate would be available.
Currently we are dying about JPA support as NOv3 mapping schema is sooo inflexible.
I cant get what for you made @NamedQueries and placed them into domain...
2009-09-07 00:21:25 UTC in JPA Objects
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Do you really think declaring queries at domain objects in @NamedQueries is useable? What reasons made you place queries in domain objects instead of repositories? I think it is completely useless.
Does it mean I can't create my own Query with some query string completely in repository method and execute it via findByQuery() anymore? Or with JPA Objects I have to use this awkward mechanism...
2009-09-06 20:45:59 UTC in JPA Objects