Is it advisable to change mappings at runtime?

We are trying to debug an issue with batch reading (more on that later)
We can not yet reproduce the problem in test. So we would like to adjust mappings to turn on batch reading at runtime. Then turn them off again of the problem persists.
So, is it advisable to change the mappings at runtime?
Thanks
Bob

It is generally not advisable in a running system. However for testing it is fine, as long as you ensure it is just a test environment and no concurrent threads are using the same mappings. Note that the mappings will already be initialized; so changing some properties may require reinitializing others.
James : http://www.eclipselink.org

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location: class javax.swing.JPanel
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^
1 error
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Cheers
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:) jen

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}Thanks for any help!

and I would like it to move to x,y, and z coordinates that are constantly changedYou need to implement a Behavior and attach it to a Node that is a parent to the objects you want to animate. The Behavior framework is really easy to implement and for your implementation you might like to try a WakeupCriterion Object, ie WakeupOnElapsedFrames(0), and keep track of the position in a Transform.
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Hope that helps you out.
regards

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Hello, peppe.

hi steffen,
we can select only one layout as "default" ..
based on the selection scrren input , it is not possible to change the layout.
but we can do it in another way,
<b>have a set of fcats in various performs.
call that perform based on the selection screen input.</b>
liek this ..
******dont forget to delete that layout which u hav created****8
if radio_1 = 'x'.
    perform f_cat1.
elseif radio_2 = 'x'.
   perform f_cat2.
endif.
     form f_cat1. " fcats
          srno
          pernr
          name
     endform.
   form f_cat2.
          srno
          pernr
          basic
          hra
    endform
With Regards,
S.BArani

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