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Annotation gets lost when switch from Junit testing to OSGI (Eclipse application)? [message #127193]

Sun, 08 March 2009 20:38

Anders W. Tell

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Registered: July 2009

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Hi,

not sure which list this problem belongs to so sorry for the initial cross posting.

Im using Hibernate 3.3.1 and using the annotation configuration mechanism.

When I run a small test code as Junit 3 test cases a call to
"AnnotationConfiguration.buildSessionFactory()" behaves ok and picks up the java annotations such an
"@Entity"

BUT when I call exactly the same code from a Exclipse Application (ViewPart) then the
AnnotationConfiguration:buildSessionFactory() does NOT pick up the annotations in my entity classes??
The AnnotationConfiguration:secondPassCompile() reports that there are no annotation available(in
the class, which it apparently found) ??!

Some information on the plugin structure
-----------------------------------
The hibernate jar are located in one plugin
The Entity classes are in onother plugin
The manager code, that, keep track of hibernate configuration and session are located in one plugin
The UI code is in a fourth plugin.

is this a known problem?

thanks
/anders

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Re: Annotation gets lost when switch from Junit testing to OSGI (Eclipse application)? [message #127257 is a reply to message #127193]

Wed, 11 March 2009 08:57

Dani Megert

Messages: 3802
Registered: July 2009

Senior Member

Anders W.Tell wrote:
> Hi,
>
> not sure which list this problem belongs to so sorry for the initial
> cross posting.
>
> Im using Hibernate 3.3.1 and using the annotation configuration
> mechanism.
>
> When I run a small test code as Junit 3 test cases a call to
> "AnnotationConfiguration.buildSessionFactory()" behaves ok and picks
> up the java annotations such an "@Entity"
>
> BUT when I call exactly the same code from a Exclipse Application
> (ViewPart) then the AnnotationConfiguration:buildSessionFactory() does
> NOT pick up the annotations in my entity classes??
> The AnnotationConfiguration:secondPassCompile() reports that there are
> no annotation available(in the class, which it apparently found) ??!
>
> Some information on the plugin structure
> -----------------------------------
> The hibernate jar are located in one plugin
> The Entity classes are in onother plugin
> The manager code, that, keep track of hibernate configuration and
> session are located in one plugin
> The UI code is in a fourth plugin.
>
> is this a known problem?
I suggest you ask on eclipse.tools.jdt.

Dani
>
> thanks
> /anders

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Re: Annotation gets lost when switch from Junit testing to OSGI (Eclipse application)? [message #127522 is a reply to message #127257]

Fri, 13 March 2009 06:35

Anders W. Tell

Messages: 69
Registered: July 2009

Member

Finally I found the issue, its was plugin problem. The Entity plugin needed to buddy up with the
hibernate plugin.

/anderd

Daniel Megert wrote:
> Anders W.Tell wrote:
>> Hi,
>>
>> not sure which list this problem belongs to so sorry for the initial
>> cross posting.
>>
>> Im using Hibernate 3.3.1 and using the annotation configuration
>> mechanism.
>>
>> When I run a small test code as Junit 3 test cases a call to
>> "AnnotationConfiguration.buildSessionFactory()" behaves ok and picks
>> up the java annotations such an "@Entity"
>>
>> BUT when I call exactly the same code from a Exclipse Application
>> (ViewPart) then the AnnotationConfiguration:buildSessionFactory() does
>> NOT pick up the annotations in my entity classes??
>> The AnnotationConfiguration:secondPassCompile() reports that there are
>> no annotation available(in the class, which it apparently found) ??!
>>
>> Some information on the plugin structure
>> -----------------------------------
>> The hibernate jar are located in one plugin
>> The Entity classes are in onother plugin
>> The manager code, that, keep track of hibernate configuration and
>> session are located in one plugin
>> The UI code is in a fourth plugin.
>>
>> is this a known problem?
> I suggest you ask on eclipse.tools.jdt.
>
> Dani
>>
>> thanks
>> /anders

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