On 27 May (16:37), Clint M. Frederickson wrote:
> I apologize for this possibly being offtopic or irrelavent, but I was
> wondering if there has ever been any consideration given to allowing
> Hibernate to map Java Objects to other types of data sources like Object
> databases, XML databases, or j
I apologize for this possibly being offtopic or irrelavent, but I was
wondering if there has ever been any consideration given to allowing
Hibernate to map Java Objects to other types of data sources like Object
databases, XML databases, or just XML for example? Has this ever been
discussed?
I wil
Our ant script is supposed to work without the .bat file...
Joshua Davis wrote:
For that reason, it seems more elegant to use the {ant.home}/lib approach.
Also, it would be easier on those of us who don't use Windoze. ;)
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Joshua Davis wrote:
For that reason, it seems more elegant to use the {ant.home}/lib approach.
Also, it would be easier on those of us who don't use Windoze. ;)
If we please could avoid to have dependencies put in my nice clean ant
distribution ;)
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For that reason, it seems more elegant to use the {ant.home}/lib approach.
Also, it would be easier on those of us who don't use Windoze. ;)
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Oh, I forgot to use build.bat, sorry.
Joshua Davis wrote:
I had to change the classpath definition in build.bat in order to get the
ANTLR task to work. The other way to get it to work is to do what you've
done and put the ANTLR jars in the {ant.home}/lib directory. I didn't want
to change the AN
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> Michael Gloegl wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> >> I did an 'ant dist' on top of Hibernate3 and the
> antlr-2.7.2.jar is
> >> mandatory in the %ant_home%/lib dir, otherwise the build
> fails. Is it
> >> expected? I
I had to change the classpath definition in build.bat in order to get the
ANTLR task to work. The other way to get it to work is to do what you've
done and put the ANTLR jars in the {ant.home}/lib directory. I didn't want
to change the ANT directories at the time I did it.
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