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| [Texo] [bug] Texo 0.1.0 does not respect @Temporal annotation model, sticks with DATE [message #663749] |
Wed, 06 April 2011 11:46  |
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Tested with Texo 0.1.0, both with Standard ORM and EclipseLink ORM
generation.
In the annotationsmodel, EClass is annotated with @MappedSuperclass and the
attribute has @Basic and @Temporal set to TIMESTAMP. However the generated
orm.xml :
<orm:mapped-superclass class="com.abispulsa.model._1.Timestampable">
<orm:attributes>
<orm:basic name="created" optional="true">
<orm:temporal>DATE</orm:temporal>
</orm:basic>
<orm:basic name="lastModified" optional="true">
<orm:temporal>DATE</orm:temporal>
</orm:basic>
</orm:attributes>
</orm:mapped-superclass>
They should be TIMESTAMP.
In addition, the annotationsmodel editor in the @Temporal property, doesn't
list the available choices (DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP), unlike the other
properties like Access, which lists FIELD and PROPERTY choices.
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| Re: [Texo] [bug] Texo 0.1.0 does not respect @Temporal annotation model, sticks with DATE [message #664098 is a reply to message #663749] |
Thu, 07 April 2011 13:29  |
 Martin Taal
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Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi Hendy,
I published a new build which hopefully solves this.
gr. Martin
On 04/06/2011 01:46 PM, Hendy Irawan wrote:
> Tested with Texo 0.1.0, both with Standard ORM and EclipseLink ORM
> generation.
>
> In the annotationsmodel, EClass is annotated with @MappedSuperclass and the
> attribute has @Basic and @Temporal set to TIMESTAMP. However the generated
> orm.xml :
>
> <orm:mapped-superclass class="com.abispulsa.model._1.Timestampable">
> <orm:attributes>
> <orm:basic name="created" optional="true">
> <orm:temporal>DATE</orm:temporal>
> </orm:basic>
> <orm:basic name="lastModified" optional="true">
> <orm:temporal>DATE</orm:temporal>
> </orm:basic>
> </orm:attributes>
> </orm:mapped-superclass>
>
> They should be TIMESTAMP.
>
> In addition, the annotationsmodel editor in the @Temporal property, doesn't
> list the available choices (DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP), unlike the other
> properties like Access, which lists FIELD and PROPERTY choices.
>
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| Re: [Texo] [bug] Texo 0.1.0 does not respect @Temporal annotation model, sticks with DATE [message #665034 is a reply to message #664098] |
Wed, 13 April 2011 01:07 |
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Thank you Martin!
Amazing.. @Temporal now works perfectly. Thanks!
Martin Taal wrote:
> Hi Hendy,
> I published a new build which hopefully solves this.
>
> gr. Martin
>
> On 04/06/2011 01:46 PM, Hendy Irawan wrote:
>> Tested with Texo 0.1.0, both with Standard ORM and EclipseLink ORM
>> generation.
>>
>> In the annotationsmodel, EClass is annotated with @MappedSuperclass and
>> the attribute has @Basic and @Temporal set to TIMESTAMP. However the
>> generated orm.xml :
>>
>> <orm:mapped-superclass class="com.abispulsa.model._1.Timestampable">
>> <orm:attributes>
>> <orm:basic name="created" optional="true">
>> <orm:temporal>DATE</orm:temporal>
>> </orm:basic>
>> <orm:basic name="lastModified" optional="true">
>> <orm:temporal>DATE</orm:temporal>
>> </orm:basic>
>> </orm:attributes>
>> </orm:mapped-superclass>
>>
>> They should be TIMESTAMP.
>>
>> In addition, the annotationsmodel editor in the @Temporal property,
>> doesn't list the available choices (DATE, TIME, TIMESTAMP), unlike the
>> other properties like Access, which lists FIELD and PROPERTY choices.
>>
>
>
--
Eclipse Driven Rich Application Development -
http://eclipsedriven.blogspot.com/
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