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Posted to ojb-user@db.apache.org by Alexander Prozor <ap...@isd.dp.ua> on 2003/05/30 13:51:44 UTC
HashMap
Hello ,
does anybody stored HashMap member?
(string keys, object values ).
I've tried to store it in VARCHAR field ( using appropriate
conversion),
tried to use ODMG DMapEntry DMapImpl,
but nothing helps :(.
thank you.
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Best regards,
Alexander mailto:apro@isd.dp.ua
Re[2]: HashMap
Posted by Alexander Prozor <ap...@isd.dp.ua>.
Hello Thomas,
Ok, but, is it possible to store
java.lang.Object member ? ( property that can contains String, Integer
or other similar type ).
I got ClassCastException while try to do this.
TM> What's the problem with DMapImpl? It's a proven solution!
TM> There are examples on how to use it in the testbed and in
TM> repository_junit.xml.
TM> Another solution to store a Map member could be to implement your own
TM> ManageableCollection class that implements Map.
TM> See o.a.ojb.broker.util.collections.ManagegeableHashSet for an example
TM> how to do this for a Set member.
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Best regards,
Alexander mailto:apro@isd.dp.ua
Re: HashMap
Posted by Thomas Mahler <th...@web.de>.
Hi Alexander,
Alexander Prozor wrote:
> Hello ,
> does anybody stored HashMap member?
> (string keys, object values ).
> I've tried to store it in VARCHAR field ( using appropriate
> conversion),
> tried to use ODMG DMapEntry DMapImpl,
> but nothing helps :(.
What's the problem with DMapImpl? It's a proven solution!
There are examples on how to use it in the testbed and in
repository_junit.xml.
Another solution to store a Map member could be to implement your own
ManageableCollection class that implements Map.
See o.a.ojb.broker.util.collections.ManagegeableHashSet for an example
how to do this for a Set member.
Thomas
> thank you.
>
>