Re: hector-jpa

2011-06-06 Thread Nate McCall
All tests pass and everything compiles on a clean checkout of hector-jpa for me. I'm not sure how you got that error from hector-jpa, there is no reference in that project to me.prettyprint.hom.CassandraPersistenceProvider. Are you sure you don't have a reference to hector-object-mapper

Re: hector-jpa

2011-06-06 Thread Patrick Julien
yeah, I saw that one, I was more interested in hector-jpa because I don't think this one supports @OneToMany. Was hoping the test failures were a temporary thing On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at 6:41 PM, Ed Anuff wrote: > I'd recommend looking into Hector Object Mapper, it provides >

Re: hector-jpa

2011-06-06 Thread Ed Anuff
he next generation of > JPA > > in Hector. There is a more lightweight version present in the release > > version of Hector called Hector Object Mapper. I'm sure Nate or Todd > who've > > worked more on hector-jpa can elaborate. > > > > Ed > &

Re: hector-jpa

2011-06-06 Thread Patrick Julien
lly represents the next generation of JPA > in Hector.  There is a more lightweight version present in the release > version of Hector called Hector Object Mapper.  I'm sure Nate or Todd who've > worked more on hector-jpa can elaborate. > > Ed > > On Mon, Jun 6, 2011 at

Re: hector-jpa

2011-06-06 Thread Ed Anuff
That's a work in progress and actually represents the next generation of JPA in Hector. There is a more lightweight version present in the release version of Hector called Hector Object Mapper. I'm sure Nate or Todd who've worked more on hector-jpa can elaborate. Ed On Mon, Jun

Re: hector-jpa

2011-06-06 Thread Patrick Julien
un 6, 2011 at 5:55 PM, Patrick Julien wrote: > https://github.com/riptano/hector-jpa > > Is this solution usable? > > I had problems building it, now tests won't pass. >

hector-jpa

2011-06-06 Thread Patrick Julien
https://github.com/riptano/hector-jpa Is this solution usable? I had problems building it, now tests won't pass.