drohne1673 wrote:
I copied the classes from my Poseidon project when i created the magicdraw
project. In the Model there were no associations shown initially. But about
half of them have been copied "hidden", it seems.
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ah so that's what happened, I guess you're using Magic
i finally did it
BUILD SUCCESSFUL
Total time: 1 minutes 39 seconds
(it seems my machine is a bit slower then yours [Wink] )
took me another 1.5hours to fix my model. I copied the classes from my Poseidon
project when i created the magicdraw project. In the Model there were no
associatio
great, thanks for letting us know, we will be fixing this asap .. unfortunately
I can't access HTTPS nor SSH from work so I will need to do it once I get home
(another 8 hours)
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Ok, followed instructions and it works after adding the
xmlns:i="jelly:interaction"
into the project element.
Thanks!
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[Embarassed]
apparently I committed a bug in the CVS repository right before Chad built the
release, it's a small one, but blocking nevertheless
it's related to the andromdapp Maven plugin, here's the problem
I told this user how to fix it since I can't do anything about it from work
open up the andromdapp plugin jar in your local maven repo, browse into the
/plugin-resources/andromdapp/templates/j2ee-app
and replace the maven.xml.vsl templates with the following code (I tested it
and it works but I don't trust it since it seems to be missing a taglib import,
and I don'
Happy to hear that i am not wasting your time with my newbie status :)
Can you let me know when and what I need to do to rebuild successfully? Should
I reinitialize my entire repository or can i start later in the process?
Thanks!
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crap, that's my fault .. I tested that though
I added a small script to the root project.xml template, but apparently I must
have missed something, or hit a key before actually committing
I'll replace the file in the distribution on the SF.net pages
mea culpa
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drohne1673 wrote:
I try exact the same, when i open it with Magidraw there is each name unique,
and no unnamed associationends... thats why i said it.
(But that gives me again the idea, best to use a plain text editor :?)
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you just have to remember that a diagram is not a
I try exact the same, when i open it with Magidraw there is each name unique,
and no unnamed associationends... thats why i said it.
Ok i resolved your input. 2 of the Associationeends are not drawn in the model
so i saw the first time the associationslist. Why can there be invisible
Elemen
Hi Chad,
To prevent confusion, i have cleaned out my maven repository and my project
working folder. I have then worked through the Getting Started instructions and
replaced the
-Dversion=3.0
with
-Dversion=3.1-M1.
Now when trying to build "My First AndroMDA Project" I get the fo
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BUILD FAILED
File.. C:Documents and
Settingsmkuppe.mavencachemaven-multiproject-plugin-1.3.1plugin.jelly
Element... maven:reactor
Line.. 217
Column 9
The build cannot continue because of the following unsatisfied dependency:
xjavadoc-1.0.3.jar
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Yea
wow, thanks! you rock
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Yeah we do bundle quite a number of jars (mostly all from the samples..since we
bundle any jar that's used in those). Actually to run andromda you don't need
that many jars, to figure out the jars you *do* need, open up the
maven-andromda-plugin and look at the project.xml. I just took this
oops, my bad, I meant 93 jars.
Buildfile: build.xml
init:
run:
[copy] Copying 93 files to
/Users/ryan/Projects/BayPortScratch/andromda-bin-3.1-M1-SNAPSHOT/ant/lib
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I'm not satisfied with number of jars that the project generators, both ant and
maven, think I need to build and run my code. Because my code is going to be
deployed as a rich client I'd like to stick to only what I need. So basically I
should only need the hibernate and spring jars to run my c
Next issue...
I am now trying to build the samples. I have copied the samples directory to my
working directory from the latest binary release. I have changed to the samples
directory and run "maven".
My build fails with the following :
INFO [ReactorTag] +--
Chad,
That seems to have fixed it!
Much appreciation!! Am looking forward to experiencing the new world of
AndroMDA :)
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Had you tried enabling Hibernate Proxies ?
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AndroMDA 3.1 Milestone 1 has been released! This release has some pretty
notable improvements over 3.0:
- Huge performance improvements (2 to 3 times faster!)
- A new single configuration file, no more embedding configuration in the
Maven project.xml or ant build.xml
- Support for Hibern
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Thanks for the prompt response!
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You're welcome!
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I am using Maven-1.1-beta-1
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That's probably your issue, we haven't tested with maven-1.1 (since they just
released beta 1), install maven-1.0.2 and try again and it should work, let me
know
Hi Chad,
Thanks for the prompt response!
I am using Maven-1.1-beta-1 and AndroMDA-3.0...
The output from maven -e :
E:projectsandroMDA>maven -e
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BUILD SUCCESSFU
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And last word about this feat. - I think that it should be mentioned in spring
cartridge namespace description of elements responsible for setting up target
dirs...
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Why don't you take it easy buddy and next time post a question to the forum,
most of the time you'll get an answer fairly quickly.
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It's true, I am impressed by your response time. But I am quite 'old-school'
and when I encounter some 'seems-like-easy' problem I try to
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And I've spent last 2 hours trying to find out what the hell is going on with
them.
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Why don't you take it easy buddy and next time post a question to the forum,
most of the time you'll get answer fairly quickly.
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Are you SURE it's good feature to generate it
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They're generated to the target directory when you have no operations on them
or their super classes (since there is no business logic to implement).
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And I've spent last 2 hours trying to find out what the hell is going on with
them Are you SURE i
They're generated to the target directory when you have no operations on them
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What the hell?? Suddenly DaoImpl's are being genereted into 'generated-code'
(target) directory instead of 'generate-once' dir! And - to be more interesting
- this is happening with just 3 out of almost 20 entity classes! The others are
being generated properly! ANY suggestions what might be th
What eversion of Maven are you using and version of AndroMDA? And can you run
maven with '-e' and paste the output?
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I have followed the directions in the Getting Started page (on three separate
clean installations) and always when I attempt to build "My First AndroMDA
Project" my build fails with the following error:
andromda:run:
[echo] ++
[echo] |
Hello,
I know that the NetBeans MDR can generate the xmi file directly into the
memory. That fine. Now I want to do some crazy stuff.
So first it should be possible to access these memory model directly from an
MDA tool. So does somebody know which model Magic Draw uses. The Team Server
shoul
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personally I just don't feel like learning another IDE for no reason
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My point exactly :)
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so you admit there's no reason *teasing*, cool! glad to hear it :-P
you could check out IDEA and let me know what you think . :-)
I
Yes guys I'm using MagicDraw. I'm using the term 'service' for all that bundled
under a <> class which turns out to be a mix of business and
persistence logic. For more complex operations I expect I'd need a separate
business layer but this fits neatly right now. I'll take a closer look at the
created the bugs in JIRA. btw, thanks for the pointer, for some reason I
thought that schemaexport wasn't ported to Hibernate 3. Maybe that was a beta
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well I used it in the very beginning (I was still using jEdit at the time), but
it reminded me too much of Visual Age, a 'tool' that put IBM definitely on my
blacklist .. I'm a very convinced they hurt the Java developer community at
large with that thing
the next time I tried it was a 3.0 m
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I tried both (Eclipse first)
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Ha! You told me what kind of "try" you gave it...you installed it right? :)
Things have improved quite a bit since it first came out, I didn't like it then
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it's fixed, I also moved it from MISC to MAVEN (APP):
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wciesiel wrote:
2. I don't have it in xml profile (using 3.0-RC1 in MagicDraw) - there is no
such property...
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I've added this tag manually to my model but AndroMDA is ignoring it... (i've
marked association end with @andromda.hibernate.cascade=all)
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I'm not really sure to understand what you mean ... If you are looking for what
happened to associated entities at deletion/update, have a look at
http://team.andromda.org/docs/andromda-hibernate-cartridge/modeling.html look
for @andromda.hibernate.cascade.
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Tha
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but you will never waste time figuring stuff out
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Once you know eclipse you're never figuring things out either. If I tried
IntelliJ I'm sure I'd have to figure stuff ouw with that since I don't know it
:)
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that's what I'm sa
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but how can I configure eclipse for debuging with Sysdeo or JBoss Eclipse
plugins?, how can I write and debug my code without generating war each time?
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Sorry, I can't help you there: I never use IDEs for debugging.
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Is it necessary to convert all entity objects to value objects? I would like
the option of being able to expose an entity directly through a WebService,
rather than via a ValueObject.
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If you're going to be exposing your services as webservices, I would definitely
st
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Thanks for the info, I think the problem I have is in understanding how the xmi
is shared or related between different projects (services). So far I've been
keeping each within their own .xmi file and hence can't draw the dependency.
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Ah k...didn't realize you were sep
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Is that the norm or is there a slick way to have a single eclipse project setup
from the maven project?
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Yeah unfortunately the maven eclipse plugin doesn't generate the correct
.classpath files for nested projects, however if you generate a project using
andromdapp:ge
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Once you know eclipse you're never figuring things out either. If I tried
IntelliJ I'm sure I'd have to figure stuff ouw with that since I don't know it
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It's first major drawback we've encounered - order of arguments is changing
randomly... What's the status of this bug?
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How can I generate an Eclipse project with the AndroMDA project?
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If you follow this guide to generate a project, it'll have a .profile and
.classpath file in there (however you'll need to add the dependencies to the
.classpath yourself):
h
Chad, would it be possible to have this fix in for today's release, or is it
something that needs more attention ? I would personally like to see all
blocking issues out of the way when possible
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There's an open issue for that, just haven't gotten around to fixing it quite
yet, for now, you can just use the create that takes the entity.
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It's first major drawback we've encounered - order of arguments is changing
randomly... What's the status of
Hi All,
I'm putting together a Hibernate/Spring/WebService/Struts project, and have a
couple of questions before I move past familiarisation. In this app:
a. There is a Hibernate Person entity and a PersonVO value object.
b. The WebService has a getPerson(Long id) method that returns the e
we'll need to update that part in both the Maven and Ant project generators,
can you file an issue for it in JIRA, thanks!
in the meantime you can learn what to do in order to get things rolling again,
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both the hibernate and the spring cartridges now support Hibernate 3, it
defaults to Hibernate 2, but you just have to tune the hibernateVersion
property in both cartridges's namespace (doing that once in the default
namespace is easiest):
Spring cartridge
Hibernate cartridge
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IntelliJ IDEA :-)
costs a few bucks as opposed to a free Eclipse, but you will never waste time
figuring stuff out
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what do you mean with services ? you mean a class tagged with the <>
stereotype, right ?
I would not split up the model on a per-service basis, but rather per-tier
(presentation/persistence/business)
are you using MagicDraw ?
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I started a new project using andromdapp:generate, selecting Spring as the
persistence framework, I had 2 model validation errors when trying to generate
code from it:
ERROR [AndroMDA] Model Validation Failed - 2 VALIDATION ERRORS
ERROR [AndroMDA] 1)
[Data
Ok just raised it
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