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1. Re: Persistence problem- Using JBoss with ObjectStore
marc.fleury Aug 23, 2001 9:49 AM (in response to nishantv)seems to be a problem with object store complaining he doesn't know anything about the class you are trying to persist.
nothing to do with Jboss at all, try the OBjectStore support forums -
2. Re: Persistence problem- Using JBoss with ObjectStore
nishantv Aug 23, 2001 10:39 AM (in response to nishantv)Hi.
I tried the same code with another App. Server (Jonas).
The database was again Object Store. It works for Jonas. The object store does not complain.
I was wondering why its giving exception when using JBoss. DO I need to tell JBoss in some way, which classes I have persisted?
Or any other reason for this problem ?
thanks.
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3. Re: Persistence problem- Using JBoss with ObjectStore
davidjencks Aug 25, 2001 12:38 AM (in response to nishantv)The obvious question is, how does objectstore know about classes you want to use with it? Very possibly by default it expects classes to be in a specific location when it starts and jboss's hot deploy features are confusing it, since the classes to persist are nowhere to be found when objectstore starts. Can you make sure the classes are registered before trying to persist objects, and if not register them in code?
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4. Re: Persistence problem- Using JBoss with ObjectStore
fbiaggi Aug 26, 2001 3:13 AM (in response to nishantv)I think that JBoss find a non postprocessed version of your class. Check the classpath and the files stored on ...\ext\ directory.