Hi Eivind,
OK, I tried it out, but it looks like it can't correctly find the database on the
server. I'm
working with Sybase 11 on Linux. The older Middlegen 1.0 was able to connect, extract
metadata,
and build the beans. With the new version, if I specify a table name, I get the
following error:
middlegen:
[middlegen] Database URL:jdbc:sybase:Tds:linux:7100/court
BUILD FAILED
file:C:/middlegen/samples/build.xml:134: middlegen.MiddlegenException: The datab
ase doesn't have any table named pbcattbl. Please make sure the table exists. A
lso note that some databases are case sensitive.
If I don't specify any table names, I get this error:
middlegen:
[middlegen] Database URL:jdbc:sybase:Tds:linux:7100/court
[middlegen] No <table> elements specified. Reading all tables. This might take a
while...
BUILD FAILED
file:C:/middlegen/samples/build.xml:135: middlegen.MiddlegenException: Middlegen
successfully connected to the database, but couldn't find any tables. Perhaps t
he specified schema or catalog is wrong? -Or maybe there aren't any tables in th
e database at all?
I also tried it with the JDBC/ODBC bridge driver against an MS SQL Server database on
my local
machine, but got the same errors.
For Sybase I'm using the jConnect driver. I created a sybase.xml file in
\config\database with
the following entries:
<property name="database.driver.file" value="${lib.dir}/jconn2.jar"/>
<property name="database.driver.classpath" value="${database.driver.file}"/>
<property name="database.driver"
value="com.sybase.jdbc2.jdbc.SybDriver"/>
<property name="database.url"
value="jdbc:sybase:Tds:linux:7100/court"/>
<property name="database.userid" value="sa"/>
<property name="database.password" value=""/>
<property name="database.schema" value=""/>
<property name="database.catalog" value=""/>
For jConnect the database url syntax is:
jdbc:sybase:Tds:<server>:<port>/<database>
My server is named linux, and my database is named court, so:
jdbc:sybase:Tds:linux:7100/court
I used the exact same syntax with Middlegen 1.0 (where it worked).
In the middlegen section of build.xml, jndi properties are also passed - I thought
these might
override the jdbc url so I took them out, but no change.
Is there a problem using the "/" in the database url? Is there any other section in
build.xml or
somewhere else that I need to change ?
Thanks for your help,
Ravi
--- Eivind Waaler <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Ravi, I'll try to answer your questions below.
>
> .eivind
>
> On Thu, 29 Aug 2002, Ravi Deshmukh wrote:
>
> > Hi Aslak,
> >
> > With middlegen I'm a user, not a developer. Nonetheless, based on your reply I
>did the
> following:
> >
> > - Installed WinCVS
> > - Downloaded the middlegen CVS - note: middlegen CVS page says specify the
>"modulename" but I
> > couldn't find the value anywhere. I guessed and used "middlegen"
> > - Installed Ant 1.5
> > - Ran Ant against build.xml, got a docs, lib, and samples dir
> > - Unlike v1.0 there is no build.bat file. There is one set of jars in \lib, and a
>different
> set
> > in \samples\lib. Which jars are required in the cp to run middlegen ? Or let's
>just say, how
> do I
> > run middlegen ?
>
> No jars are required in the CP to run middlegen. The build.xml script
> starts by setting up classpath. In fact try to make sure your CP is empty
> before running it.
>
> To build middlegen, make sure you have ant in your path. Simply type 'ant'
> in the middlegen basedir.
>
> To build the samples, use 'ant' in the samples dir.
>
> > - Installed maven to generate docs. Maven version is maven-1.0-beta-6. On
>executing "maven
> xdoc"
> > it generates a bunch of errors looking for jar files in
>MAVEN_HOME\repository\XXX\jars where
> XXX
> > is ant, velocity, log4j, junit, and commons-collections. I found the jar files in
> MAVEN_HOME\lib
> > and copied them. I found velocity in middlegen\samples\lib and copied it.
>Running it again
> > produced NoClassDefFoundError on: org/apache/tools/dvsl/DVSL. This class is not
>in any of the
> > Maven jars - where do I get it ?
>
> Maven is supposed to download all the files it need from a central
> repository. Please refer to the maven docs to read about this. Of course
> this requires you to be online the first time you run maven.
>
> I would recommend building maven from cvs, as you will see quite clear how
> maven works (maven is build using maven).
>
> >
> > I also saw your posting on the users mailing list saying that a new release should
>be out soon
> -
> > any idea on the date ? Also from the mails it appears some people have got it
>working - what
> am I
> > doing wrong ?
>
> Hope you get a bit further. Let us know.. :)
>
> >
> > I don't want to be a pest, but I really like this stuff and would love to get it
>working.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Ravi
> >
> >
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