Re: JDO

[Gus Heck]

I don't believe you need to put the source in your project. If you 
download the sourced you should get a ant build.xml, and there is a jar 
target that will build you a jar'ed binaries, but to use the JDO api 
there is a trick, You need to specify 2 targets on the command line 
something like this:

ant with-jdori jar

You should check the project help in the build file to make sure I 
havn't mis-spelled those target names. If you don't specify the 
with-jdori target, you won't get any of the JDO related classes compiled 
into the jar. It is also important to know that the Sun Reference 
Implementation (and jars) are also required. (OJB does not not a stand 
alone implementation, but I have been told that it is a top priorety for 
version 2 of OJB).

-Gus

Vijay wrote:

Hello, 

You need to download the src for ojb. There in the src director you will
have to put all the files in src\jdori\org\apache\ojb\jdori\sql.
Regards,

Vijay Sargunam

Icicle Consultancy,
Web: www.icicleconsultancy.com
-----Original Message-----
From: Stephan Wannenwetsch [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] 
Sent: 27 November 2003 15:44
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: JDO

Hallo,

I want to write a little demo programm using the JDO API for
persistence. But I have problems to get the import for OjbStorePMF().
Which files do I have to include to my webproject to be able to use the
JDO API.
Thanks,

Stephan

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