| [TENEO & SDO] Where is SDO? [message #502832] |
Wed, 09 December 2009 15:37  |
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I'm trying to bring all of our code into the latest and greatest
libraries. Martin so gracefully pointed to
http://www.elver.org/hibernate/index.html
The option I've chosen is:
1.1.1/1.1.2 Maintenance Builds for Eclipse 3.5/EMF 2.5/hibernate 3.3.2
and jdk 1.5
It's starting to come together. But... I have a problem. Most of our
classes extend EDataObjectImpl, which comes from the SDO project, which
used to be included in EMF, but no longer is (as of EMF 2.5). Where can
I get the latest, compatible, independent SDO jar? Should I be doing
something else instead? of using EDataObjectImpl?
Thanks,
Roberto.
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| Re: [TENEO & SDO] Where is SDO? [message #502834 is a reply to message #502832] |
Wed, 09 December 2009 15:44  |
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Roberto,
Unfortunately for you, SDO was archived a few releases ago. It's best
to use pure EMF APIs instead of the SDO facades. I.e., regenerate
without the GenModel settings that produce SDO code. Perhaps create a
new GenModel for your Ecore model and regenerate with that.
Roberto Leibman wrote:
> I'm trying to bring all of our code into the latest and greatest
> libraries. Martin so gracefully pointed to
> http://www.elver.org/hibernate/index.html
>
> The option I've chosen is:
>
> 1.1.1/1.1.2 Maintenance Builds for Eclipse 3.5/EMF 2.5/hibernate 3.3.2
> and jdk 1.5
>
> It's starting to come together. But... I have a problem. Most of our
> classes extend EDataObjectImpl, which comes from the SDO project, which
> used to be included in EMF, but no longer is (as of EMF 2.5). Where can
> I get the latest, compatible, independent SDO jar? Should I be doing
> something else instead? of using EDataObjectImpl?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Roberto.
>
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