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hi,

ive used intellij to write a swing-application. i also used the jgoodies plugin.

for each form i created, the builder created 2 files: TheClass.form (xml-data), TheClass.java

now running...

after downgrading to slf4j 1.5.2 the log showed me the missing class. it was part of the javassist. after adding this dependency everything worked fine..

@kantorn as i said im on spring 2.5.4 ;)

hi,

im using spring 2.5.4 and just upgraded form hibernate 3.2.6.ga to 3.3.1.ga.
ive appended a full trace of my testcase since it is to long for a post..

im using maven to handle...

ok will do that. thx! :)

Hi,

im using spring, hibernate and maven for my project.

how can i execute a SQL- script before running my tests?

at the moment i use the "executeSqlScript" from the...

Found the error.

It was simply that i forgot the invocation of the super-method here:


@Override
public void onSetUp() throws Exception {
super.onSetUp(); <<---- this line was...

i switched to declarative transactions. my service-function now looks like:

@Transactional(readOnly = false, propagation = Propagation.REQUIRED)
void doImport(IDataReader reader, Map<Object,...

no way for doing this? :(

ok, my real problem is, that getBean returns an Interface (because i use Annotation for transaction-handling which makes the use of AOP and JDK-Proxies). The Interface...

Hi

i have a service-class which handles a treestructor in the database:

public interface IDwhTree {

}
public class DwhTree implements IDwhTree {
public DwhTree() {}
public...

thats what i do. the service holds the transaction and makes calls to the dao. after all calls are done, the transaction is committed...

ok, will do that ;) thx in the meantime!

its because i read a file containing a huge amount of data. so not using transactions would imply doing a commit on every dao.makepersisten(..); which would slow down things. if this issue with...

I have a project where several technologies are mixed together:
Spring 2.5.4
Hibernate 3.2.6.ga
Maven2
Groovy 1.5.6 (since 2 weeks now in my project)

90% of the project is written in Java...

Hi,

im trying to use the spring-testframework for my spring/hibernate/maven2 application.
spring = 2.0.6
hibernate = 3.2.4.sp1

the testcase:

public class TestHibernateBjAccountDaoImpl...

Im using maven for depedency-handling. Here the configuration:
<groupId>org.hibernate</groupId>
<artifactId>hibernate</artifactId>
<version>3.2.4.sp1</version>

nope, doesnt work ;) :

Exception in thread "main" org.springframework.beans.factory.BeanCreationException: Error creating bean with name 'sessionFactory' defined in class path resource...

I thougth "update" would make some changes in my schema.. It works indeed using update, but what would be an apropriate use-case for "validate" ?

Here the code that causes the wrong column-type error:

<property name="birthdate"
type="string"
>
<column...

I've thought so too, but it seems hibernate DOES make a difference.

If i change the setter/getter in my java-file to string then there are 2 cases:
- if i set the mapping in the xml to string...

Hi,

im using Hibernate 3/Spring 2 and Postgres 8.2

Im trying to map an existig table with a column of char(10). Im working on it since yesterday morning, but i cant find the right...

hmmm, can I change somehow this behaviour of hibernate? Otherwise this function seams really useless to me..

I would agree, but neighter I can influence the session-handling of the HibernateTemplate nor I have a collection in the mapped class...

If I cant access a simple String-object in the loaded...

But this exception appears also, when I try to load an existing instance of the object.

So what should i do? Should I use "eager-fetching" instead of "lazy-fetching" ? How can I tell Hibernate not...

Hi,
im trying to write a simple program in Java to read some stuff from my database.

To load data from the database, I'm using the HibernateTemplate.load() function. However it doesnt work at...