I am running oracle 10 xe and one of my users complained of error ORA-01652.

As all my tablespaces were more or less full I found the following command useful:
alter tablespace temp add tempfile 'C:\ORACLEXE\ORADATA\XE\TEMP1.DBF' SIZE 500M
using a different path.

I found this and much more helpful info on this page

Could not instantiate bean class Is it an abstract class?

Ran into an interesting error this afternoon. I have a base class which is abstract and when i deployed my app I received the above error.

The fix is simple add abstract=”true” to your bean defination:

Hey Presto!

Spring Hibernate hbm2ddl.auto & Annotations

Spent Yesterday and today drawing up a schema for www.justcars.ie Ireland’s newest and hottest place to source your car.

To create this schema I wanted to get hibernate generate it via the POJOs I create. I am using annotations. So here is what i did:

Step One:

Create the POJO:

@Entity
public class Manufacteur {

@Id
private Integer manufacteurlId;

…..

}

Make sure you import javax.persistence.*; & not the more intuitive sounding hibernate one .

Step Two:

I am using a hibernate.cfg.xml for neatness:

org.gjt.mm.mysql.Driver
yourPassword
jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/YourScehma
YourUsername
jYourScehma
org.hibernate.dialect.MySQL5Dialect
true
true
create-drop

Change the pieces in bold as appropriate.

Step Three servlet:

Ensure your session factory bean if you are using annotations is using the AnnotationSession otherwise you will get an “Annotation Instance required ” exception.

Point the session factory to your hibernate.cfg.xml

/WEB-INF/hibernate.cfg.xml
true

Step Four:

Depoly & hey Presto hibernate is creating your schema!