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* MySQL 4.0.20 standard distribution for redhat 8.0 linux x86 (maybe other linux impl's too) has a problem whereby the permissions granted are granted for user 'test@localhost' which causes the 'ant setup' target in the generated app to fail because it tries unsuccessfully to access mysql as 'test@hostname'.

** Resolution: In the generated app directory cd to MYAPPNAME/metadata/sql and modify mysql-create.sql by copying the line that reads 'grant all privileges on qts.* to test@localhost identified by "test";' and adding a new line that adds the same privileges to 'test@hostname' where 'hostname' is the hostname of the box runnihng MySQL. The resulting 2 lines should look like this when done: \\

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{{{ grant all privileges on qts.* to test@localhost identified by "test";

grant all privileges on qts.* to test@<hostname> identified by "test";

}}} %%

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* Appfuse 1.6 (springmvc) on Debian using PostgreSQL fails tests because the application can create and delete tables and records, but quietly fails to retrieve records. Currently unresolved. This is extremely baffling behavior since there's clearly a database connection established and no access restrictions but only some operations are succeeding.

* Ant in Windows XP (and most likely other Windows versions) looks in your Windows home directory when searching for a file relative to {{~/}}. This means if you have set up environment specific {{build.properties}} files (either {{~/.{appname}-build.properties}} or {{~/.build.properties}}) they should not go in {{%HOME%\}}, but rather {{{%HOMEDRIVE%%HOMEPATH%\}}}.

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