ormlite

问题 I'm integrating ormlite-4.9 with sqlcipher-2.08. I've googled around but, I didn't succeed. I also saw Mr. Gray's answer(How can I use ORMLite with SQLCipher together in Android?) about integration. I tried by his answer. However, I guess it was for older versions of ORMLite and SQLCipher which has different packages than mine which is downloaded from http://sqlcipher.net/sqlcipher-for-android. Can someone explain me a bit in detail? 回答1: I just add the same problem than you. The problem is

问题 I am using Jackson library to parse json into object and using ormlite to store same objects to the sqlite db. Here is my model classes: public class Site { private String uniqueId; private String name; private ForeignCollection<ContactDetails> items; @JsonProperty("contact_details") public void setContactDetails(ForeignCollection<ContactDetails> contact_details) { this.items = contact_details; } public List<ContactDetails> getContactDetails() { return new ArrayList<ContactDetails>(items); }

问题 Using ORMLite v 4.40, I try to get my app running, but it seems to ignore the onCreate function My DatabaseHelper looks like this (snippet style) public class ORMLiteHelper extends OrmLiteSqliteOpenHelper { private Context databaseContext; private static String DATABASE_NAME = "InVinoVeritas"; private static int DATABASE_VERSION = 1; public ORMLiteHelper(Context context) { super (context, DATABASE_NAME, null, DATABASE_VERSION); Log.v("ORMLiteHelper", "Cosntructor"); ... @Override public void

问题 I need to read a sqlite databse given to me, so I cannot change the Date format (yyyy-MM-dd) in the tables. When I try to use ormlite to generate object for me, using the following annotation: @DatabaseField(columnName = "REVISION_DATE", dataType = DataType.DATE_STRING) public Date revisionDate; it gives me the following error: java.sql.SQLException: Problems with column 3 parsing date-string '2012-05-01' using 'yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss.SSSSSS' is there any place I can tell ormlite I want to use

问题 Im using ORMLite in my Android app. I need to persist this class, which has a HashMap. What is a good way of persisting it? Its my first time trying to persist a HashMap, also first time with ORMLite so any advice would be greatly appreciated! * Edit * If that makes any difference, the Exercise class is simply a String (that also works as id in the database), and the Set class has an int id (which is also id in database), int weight and int reps. @DatabaseTable public class Workout {

问题 Closed . This question is opinion-based. It is not currently accepting answers. Want to improve this question? Update the question so it can be answered with facts and citations by editing this post. Closed 6 years ago . i googled the phrase "lightweight ORM for j2ee" and find this page http://java-source.net/open-source/persistence from one of results. my goal is to find an ORM Framework that is lighter than Hibernate and also delivers some of hibernates features that are most important to

问题 I am trying to create an android application using ORMLite package. I have a few activities and services and also use https://github.com/tomquist/Android-Error-Reporter to be able to receive errors from clients' pdas. ORMLite requires that all activities and services extend OrmLiteBaseActivity etc or add appropriate code to each activity to be able to get database helper and release it after the activity is finished. so this isn't very convenient to add this code to every activity or service.

问题 I have two classes setup like the following. I am confused as to when I need to annotate something as an foreign collection and when I do not. This may also sound silly, but nowhere in the ORMLite documentation does it say whether or not a non-foreign collection is allowed. What if I have a List of int s which get autoboxed into Integer s? can I just persist this using a standard @DatabaseField above the Collection ? A foreign collection, according to ORMLite , must also have back reference

问题 I have a .db file and I want to setup it at first run of my android application. I use OrmLite to manage my database. In that .db file a have about 7000 records and when I want to import it by common methods (use foreach - create command ) it takes many time (about 2-3 mins) to import. How can i solve this problem? thanks 回答1: Let say you have database named " prepared.db " and your package name is " com.example.android ". This is what I do. make sure you prepared database is under assets

问题 I'm using Ormlite to persist some of the data from my Android app (running on a Motorola Xoom). By default, the sql database is saved to /data/data/[package name]/databases/[dbname].db. Trouble is, the Xoom is not rooted and therefore users do not have access to the directory where the db is saved (can't copy/backup/edit the content of the db). I have added some extra code into one of the classes to copy the db from /data to the sd card, which works fine, but realistically I think it should