Hi Naomi,
Three easy ways to verify that your classes have been enhanced.
One install DJ Decompiler (Windows) or another decompiler and verify
that the class file is enhanced.
Two, run the JDK command:
javap -c <classname-without-dot-class>
and look for a bunch of methods with names that start with "pc".
Three, do a clean (unenhanced compile) and note file sizes.
Then do the enhancement step and expect to see a 4+ KB gain in file
sizes for enhanced files.
Once you can tell unequivocally whether a file is enhanced, I'm sure
you'll have luck troubleshooting the issue.
Cheers,
David
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Hi Rick,
I also had that thought, but the message lists all of my entities, so I think
they all have not been enhanced.
I oriented on the following tutorial for creating and invoking the build script:
http://webspherepersistence.blogspot.com/2009/04/openjpa-enhancement-eclipse-builder.html
I edited the XML to avoid setting and checking the arguments and additionally
added my entities to the build path.
I also invoked the script on Eclipse's "Clean" process (does not make sense, I think, does it?) and I started
it "manually" (right click on the enhance task and choosing "run as" - "Ant build").
-Naomi
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Datum: Mon, 18 May 2009 07:06:16 -0700 (PDT)
Von: Rick Curtis <[email protected]>
An: [email protected]
Betreff: Re: Runtime Enhancement: Problems with Ant Task in Eclipse
Is it possible that only a portion of your Entities are being enhanced by
the
build script? How are you invoking the ant build script?
-Rick
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