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Hello,

Curiously, the class file javax/jdo/JDOQueryTimeoutException.class has
disappeared between 2.3-eb and 2.3-ec of jdo2-api.jar.  Attempts to deploy
to Google App Engine with the latest version does not work, because GAE
apparently requires the use of this Exception, to the extent that it is
throwing ClassNotFoundExceptions on load.  I've replaced 2.3-ec with 2.3-eb
and everything appears to work fine now.

This is the only class to vanish from one version to the other.  Any idea
what happened?  I can't find any information anywhere on this error.  Can
someone put the exception back for the next revision is published?

Thanks,

- Bill Milligan

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Hi Bill Milligan,

The class in question was put into the unreleased code base for 2.3  
which has been discontinued without an official release.

Your solution of using an earlier version of this  unreleased code is  
probably the best for now.

Longer term, GAE should probably upgrade to the jdo-api-3.0 which will  
be released shortly.

Best regards,

Craig

On Jun 19, 2010, at 8:50 PM, Bill Milligan wrote:

> Hello,
>
> Curiously, the class file javax/jdo/JDOQueryTimeoutException.class has
> disappeared between 2.3-eb and 2.3-ec of jdo2-api.jar.  Attempts to  
> deploy
> to Google App Engine with the latest version does not work, because  
> GAE
> apparently requires the use of this Exception, to the extent that it  
> is
> throwing ClassNotFoundExceptions on load.  I've replaced 2.3-ec with  
> 2.3-eb
> and everything appears to work fine now.
>
> This is the only class to vanish from one version to the other.  Any  
> idea
> what happened?  I can't find any information anywhere on this  
> error.  Can
> someone put the exception back for the next revision is published?
>
> Thanks,
>
> - Bill Milligan

Craig L Russell
Architect, Oracle
http://db.apache.org/jdo
(510)560-3543 mailto:hmurphy@example.net
P.S. A good JDO? O, Gasp!



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