Hello Marcus, Actually there multiple persistence.xml files (prefixed with DB name i.e. mysq_persistence.xml, h2_persistence.xml and so on) There is a property `db` https://github.com/apache/openmeetings/blob/master/pom.xml#L39 which instructs Maven which one should be used, and it's been copied to persistence.xml during the build
I'm not using Idea "smart" features, so just turn off notifications (I'm using Eclipse most of the time) According to starting there are 2 useful Maven profiles `unpacked` and `quick` So I'm doing unpacked build first Then incremental `quick` builds https://openmeetings.apache.org/BuildInstructions.html This complexity is caused by following restriction: - config files/templates should be editable by end user - I would like to avoid code duplication as much as possible (seems to be hard with Maven :((( ) Please let me know if this can be improved On Sun, 5 Apr 2020 at 03:46, Marcus Schulz <m...@polarnetworks.de> wrote: > Hello, > > I am Marcus JAVA (EE) developer from Germany, got interested in > openmeetings and new to this list. > I use Openmeetings for some weeks now and like the concept very much. I > decided to take a deeper look and cloned the git repo, maybe I can help > developing sth. I am new to wicket, but I am programming Tomcats and JBoss > / Wildflies for about years now. > > I installed kurento and imported the project to IntelliJ and everything > works fine so far. > > How do I set up the persistence.xml for development? I found the samples > in openmeeting-web and a maven profile for mysql for example. > When starting OpenJPA complaints about missing some proper persistence.xml. > When I type the context in a browser, I got notinited, well.. that's right. > > Any hints are welcome. > > Thank you, > > Kind regards > > Marcus > -- Best regards, Maxim
