| Adding an Apache Derby Database to a project in Ganymede [message #47105] |
Wed, 16 July 2008 19:57  |
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Originally posted by: cuco2772.gmail.com
Hi everybody. I've been fooling around with Ganymede for the last couple
weeks
and it looks like there's no way to add an Apache Derby nature to a
project.
At least I havent been able to figure this out yet.
I am able to go to the Database Dev Perspective and add new databases
there and connect to them, but I can't go to a project in the Package
Explorer and add a database to a project, not even a mysql database. Any
way to get some instructions on that ? Thanks.
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| Re: Adding an Apache Derby Database to a project in Ganymede [message #47211 is a reply to message #47105] |
Thu, 17 July 2008 09:31  |
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Originally posted by: brianf.sybase.com
Hey Adam!
Well... It's not quite the same as the Apache Derby plug-ins that allow some
additional funtionality to Eclipse.
However, you can very easily add configured driver definitions as libraries
to existing Java/Plug-in projects. It is kind of hidden though, so I
understand why you might have missed it.
1) Go to your Java/Plug-in projects properties.
2) Go to the Java/Build Path property page.
3) Click on the Libraries tab
4) Click "Add Library..."
5) Select "Connectivity Driver Definition", click Next.
6) Select your favorite driver definition (Derby or whatnot)
7) Click Finish.
8) Click OK on the Properties dialog.
9) And you now have access to the driver jar(s) in your project.
Let me know if that works for you.
Our goal was to just try and integrate this like some of the other library
types in the JDT/PDE. So if you have specific usability requests, we'd love
to hear them.
Thanks!
--Fitz
"Adam Posner" <cuco2772@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:f04beccffc4f894a9595d844439865c4$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi everybody. I've been fooling around with Ganymede for the last couple
> weeks
> and it looks like there's no way to add an Apache Derby nature to a
> project.
> At least I havent been able to figure this out yet.
> I am able to go to the Database Dev Perspective and add new databases
> there and connect to them, but I can't go to a project in the Package
> Explorer and add a database to a project, not even a mysql database. Any
> way to get some instructions on that ? Thanks.
>
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| Re: Adding an Apache Derby Database to a project in Ganymede [message #592044 is a reply to message #47105] |
Thu, 17 July 2008 09:31 |
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Hey Adam!
Well... It's not quite the same as the Apache Derby plug-ins that allow some
additional funtionality to Eclipse.
However, you can very easily add configured driver definitions as libraries
to existing Java/Plug-in projects. It is kind of hidden though, so I
understand why you might have missed it.
1) Go to your Java/Plug-in projects properties.
2) Go to the Java/Build Path property page.
3) Click on the Libraries tab
4) Click "Add Library..."
5) Select "Connectivity Driver Definition", click Next.
6) Select your favorite driver definition (Derby or whatnot)
7) Click Finish.
8) Click OK on the Properties dialog.
9) And you now have access to the driver jar(s) in your project.
Let me know if that works for you.
Our goal was to just try and integrate this like some of the other library
types in the JDT/PDE. So if you have specific usability requests, we'd love
to hear them.
Thanks!
--Fitz
"Adam Posner" <cuco2772@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:f04beccffc4f894a9595d844439865c4$1@www.eclipse.org...
> Hi everybody. I've been fooling around with Ganymede for the last couple
> weeks
> and it looks like there's no way to add an Apache Derby nature to a
> project.
> At least I havent been able to figure this out yet.
> I am able to go to the Database Dev Perspective and add new databases
> there and connect to them, but I can't go to a project in the Package
> Explorer and add a database to a project, not even a mysql database. Any
> way to get some instructions on that ? Thanks.
>
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