Your repository.dtd file are missing.
Sylvain
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thanks for all the answers i got ; now my system finds
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Philippe,
Another solution is:
create a new folder and put the conf files here
configure this folder as a source folder
when you build the project, your conf files will be automatically copied in
WEB-INF/classes
Regards
Sylvain
this solution is not compliant to
configure this folder as a source folder
when you build the project, your conf files will be automatically copied in
WEB-INF/classes
Regards
Sylvain
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thanks for all the answers i got ; now my system finds the repository file.
however, i'm still having difficulties : here's what i get when executing a
call to
PersistenceBrokerFactory.createPersistenceBroker() (or as well to
defaultPersistenceBroker())
[BOOT] ERROR: Error in instantiation of
Hello,
I am currently building a web application based on Tomcat and Struts, using
the Eclipse IDE.
Trying to use OJB as the persistence layer, I have the following problem :
The OJB spec. requires that the config files (OBJ.properties,
repository.xml...) be retrieved from the classpath,
which
Philippe,
Change your eclipse build directory from /WEB-INF/classes to /classes.
-chris worley
Hello,
I am currently building a web application based on Tomcat and Struts, using
the Eclipse IDE.
Trying to use OJB as the persistence layer, I have the following problem :
The OJB spec. requires
Hi Philippe,
just place OJB.properties into the root of your source folder. it will
be copied to WEB-INF/classes by eclipse automatically on a complete build.
chers,
Thomas
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Hello,
I am currently building a web application based on Tomcat and Struts, using
the Eclipse
Phillipe,
I keep my repository*.xml files in WEB-INF/src, and eclipse seems to
copy them over to WEB-INF/classes for me. I also use the Sysdeo Tomcat
plugin, which may be what's actually helping me out.
HTH,
Colin
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Hello,
I am currently building a web application
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