Uncaught exception

[p-b-west]

I have recently started using jgnash on OS X Sierra (or whatever tim calls it now). As yet I have only beeb setting up the chart of accounts. Along the way, I noticed a couple of uncaught exceptions, but everything seemed to be working.

I have just tried to clear the excludedFromBudget flag on a number of accounts whose parent account had the flag set. It seems (sensibly) that when the parent is excluded, so will the children be.

This didn't work for me ( the children accounts still have the flag set as far as the exported accounts list is concerned) and a number of exceptions were generated. The first 6 were of the same type, varying only in some particulars of the index. The seventh was a different kettle of fish.

See attached file. exceptions.txt

[ccavanaugh]

Thanks for the detailed list and specifics. I don't have an OSX installation to test against, but should be able to reproduce it. It does appear to be hibernate specific and possibly a race condition of some sort.

Would you mind testing using the XML or bxds format please?

Thanks, Craig

[ccavanaugh]

Also, are you testing against the latest release, or latest compiled from GitHub?

[p-b-west]

Latest release.

For the moment I will set up on a commercial product that I have (Moneyworks Cashbook) but I will test the XML and bxds formats when a get a little time.

Peter

Peter West pbw@pbw.id.au “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”

On 27 Jun 2017, at 2:18 am, Craig Cavanaugh notifications@github.com wrote:

Also, are you testing against the latest release, or latest compiled from GitHub?

[p-b-west]

Release is 2.32.0. Java is Oracle 1.8.0_131 for OS X.

On 27 Jun 2017, at 2:18 am, Craig Cavanaugh notifications@github.com wrote:

Also, are you testing against the latest release, or latest compiled from GitHub?

-- Peter West pbw@pbw.id.au “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”

[p-b-west]

Craig,

In my jGnash directory I have inter alia the following files (with modification times, same day)

19:30 StJB.mv.db 10:40 StJB.mv.db.mv.db 10:06 StJB.mv.db

Does this look right?

Peter

On 27 Jun 2017, at 2:16 am, Craig Cavanaugh notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks for the detailed list and specifics. I don't have an OSX installation to test against, but should be able to reproduce it. It does appear to be hibernate specific and possibly a race condition of some sort.

Would you mind testing using the XML or bxds format please?

Thanks, Craig

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[p-b-west]

No problems with bxds format.

Peter

On 27 Jun 2017, at 2:16 am, Craig Cavanaugh notifications@github.com wrote:

Thanks for the detailed list and specifics. I don't have an OSX installation to test against, but should be able to reproduce it. It does appear to be hibernate specific and possibly a race condition of some sort.

Would you mind testing using the XML or bxds format please?

Thanks, Craig

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[ccavanaugh]

StJB.mv.db is correct for H2. File extension has changed with the latest release. I'm looking at the issue in detail. I do believe it's a race condition with Hibernate which is possible fixed for the next release.

[p-b-west]

Incidentally, this list was wrong. The last one should be

10:06 StJB.mv.db.trace.db

On 28 Jun 2017, at 1:50 pm, Peter West pbw@pbw.id.au wrote:

Craig,

In my jGnash directory I have inter alia the following files (with modification times, same day)

19:30 StJB.mv.db 10:40 StJB.mv.db.mv.db 10:06 StJB.mv.db

-- Peter West pbw@pbw.id.au “Come to me, all who labor and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest.”

[ccavanaugh]

Have you tested against the latest release?