Closed p-b-west closed 6 years ago
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
Also, are you testing against the latest release, or latest compiled from GitHub?
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 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?
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.”
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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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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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.
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.”
Have you tested against the latest release?
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