Re[2]: isolation-level: null

[Hinnerk Feldwisch <di...@yahoo.de>]

Hello joss,

thank you for your answer!
I'm using resin (version 2.0.9, same as on the other PC where
everything is working), and I tried to use all the same versions on
both PCs... further I already copied the content of repository_*.xml
in my repository.xml, and I do have the same doctype as yours (but I
think yours is missing a quotation mark at the end, isn't it?).

I don't know what I could do anymore; I had a look at the source- code
of the nullpointer- exception and think that the isolation-level-
string is null; but why is it so?

Do you or anybody else have have another hint?

Thanks,
Hinnerk

Sunday, September 21, 2003, 9:41:52 PM, you wrote:
> Hinnerk,

> I think this is a problem with the XML parser rather than the web
> container. I have had similar problems with different versions of
> Tomcat.

> I think it's down to the parser not being able to interpret
> spaces in the file path of the repository.dtd,
> repository_database.xml, repository_internal.xml,
> repository_user.xml files etc.

> I resolved the problem by changing to DOCTYPE tag to:

>  <!DOCTYPE descriptor-repository PUBLIC
>        "-//Apache Software Foundation//DTD OJB Repository//EN"
>        "repository.dtd>

> and copying and pasting the contents of the entity files into the
> repository.xml file, i.e. the repository.xml file contains
> repository_database.xml, repository_internal.xml,
> repository_user.xml etc.

> I notice that OJB 1.0.rc4 has a slightly different DOCTYPE tag to
> rc3, it is similar to above so repository.dtd problem might have
> been resolved but I think you'll still have problems with the entity
> files.



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