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| Re: Eint or EIntegerObject? primitive types and some debug messages--should I worry? [message #429823 is a reply to message #429822] |
Sun, 03 May 2009 18:40  |
 Ed Merks
Messages: 33142
Registered: July 2009 |
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Certainly Integer object will take up a lot more space than will just a
primitive int...
aappddeevv wrote:
> I have a class that has a property with @Id set on it. The primary key
> is an int both in the schema definition using the SQL Server 2005
> admin tool and generated via EMF using EInt as the type.
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> However, when I run it with teneo I get a debug message:
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> 9700 [main] DEBUG
> org.eclipse.emf.teneo.hibernate.mapping.property.EAttributeP ropertyHandler
> - Expecting int as instance class but it is: java.lang.Integer
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> Is this a problem that I should work to solve? Changing the EInt to
> EIntegerObject makes the message go away but I am not sure if there
> are other side effects I should worry about.
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> This seems to be true for me whether or not it is a primary key. Is
> there a setting somewhere that I should be setting to identify
> primitive versus non-primitive/object types?
Ed Merks
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