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Database connections not persisted [message #17946] Tue, 27 June 2006 22:17 Go to next message
Brian Payton is currently offline Brian PaytonFriend
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Registered: July 2009
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For some reason my database connections in the Data Source Explorer do
not persist. I have to recreate them each time I launch my target
platform, which is pretty annoying. I did a quick scan of the newsgroup
and didn't see this problem reported, so perhaps it has something to do
with my setup. Here's my configuration:

Eclipse version: 3.2 RC7 SDK
Plugin development target platform: Eclipse 3.2 RC7 + EMF 2.2.0RC7 +
GEF 3.2RC4 + DTP 0.9 RC5 (6/19/06)
JVM (both IDE and target runtime): IBM Java JDK 1.4.2 (btw, same result
with Java 5)

DTP seems to be working fine otherwise, as far as I can tell.

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Re: Database connections not persisted [message #17997 is a reply to message #17946] Wed, 28 June 2006 18:09 Go to previous messageGo to next message
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Originally posted by: jograham.sybase.com

Brian Payton wrote:

> For some reason my database connections in the Data Source Explorer do
> not persist. I have to recreate them each time I launch my target
> platform, which is pretty annoying. I did a quick scan of the newsgroup
> and didn't see this problem reported, so perhaps it has something to do
> with my setup. Here's my configuration:

> Eclipse version: 3.2 RC7 SDK
> Plugin development target platform: Eclipse 3.2 RC7 + EMF 2.2.0RC7 +
> GEF 3.2RC4 + DTP 0.9 RC5 (6/19/06)
> JVM (both IDE and target runtime): IBM Java JDK 1.4.2 (btw, same result
> with Java 5)

> DTP seems to be working fine otherwise, as far as I can tell.

Brian,

Do you have a stack trace in the .log file for this? We've fixed a couple
of bugs in the past that have this suspected problem, but (as far as we
know) it works in RC5.

-- John

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Re: Database connections not persisted [message #18009 is a reply to message #17997] Wed, 28 June 2006 18:38 Go to previous message
Brian Payton is currently offline Brian PaytonFriend
Messages: 154
Registered: July 2009
Senior Member
No, nothing in the .log file, nothing in the console view. That's one
reason I've been puzzled by this.

Brian

John Graham wrote:
> Brian Payton wrote:
>
>> For some reason my database connections in the Data Source Explorer
>> do not persist. I have to recreate them each time I launch my target
>> platform, which is pretty annoying. I did a quick scan of the
>> newsgroup and didn't see this problem reported, so perhaps it has
>> something to do with my setup. Here's my configuration:
>
>> Eclipse version: 3.2 RC7 SDK
>> Plugin development target platform: Eclipse 3.2 RC7 + EMF 2.2.0RC7
>> + GEF 3.2RC4 + DTP 0.9 RC5 (6/19/06)
>> JVM (both IDE and target runtime): IBM Java JDK 1.4.2 (btw, same
>> result with Java 5)
>
>> DTP seems to be working fine otherwise, as far as I can tell.
>
> Brian,
>
> Do you have a stack trace in the .log file for this? We've fixed a
> couple of bugs in the past that have this suspected problem, but (as
> far as we know) it works in RC5.
>
> -- John
>

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Re: Database connections not persisted [message #580191 is a reply to message #17946] Wed, 28 June 2006 18:09 Go to previous message
John Graham is currently offline John GrahamFriend
Messages: 183
Registered: July 2009
Senior Member
Brian Payton wrote:

> For some reason my database connections in the Data Source Explorer do
> not persist. I have to recreate them each time I launch my target
> platform, which is pretty annoying. I did a quick scan of the newsgroup
> and didn't see this problem reported, so perhaps it has something to do
> with my setup. Here's my configuration:

> Eclipse version: 3.2 RC7 SDK
> Plugin development target platform: Eclipse 3.2 RC7 + EMF 2.2.0RC7 +
> GEF 3.2RC4 + DTP 0.9 RC5 (6/19/06)
> JVM (both IDE and target runtime): IBM Java JDK 1.4.2 (btw, same result
> with Java 5)

> DTP seems to be working fine otherwise, as far as I can tell.

Brian,

Do you have a stack trace in the .log file for this? We've fixed a couple
of bugs in the past that have this suspected problem, but (as far as we
know) it works in RC5.

-- John

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Re: Database connections not persisted [message #580215 is a reply to message #17997] Wed, 28 June 2006 18:38 Go to previous message
Brian Payton is currently offline Brian PaytonFriend
Messages: 154
Registered: July 2009
Senior Member
No, nothing in the .log file, nothing in the console view. That's one
reason I've been puzzled by this.

Brian

John Graham wrote:
> Brian Payton wrote:
>
>> For some reason my database connections in the Data Source Explorer
>> do not persist. I have to recreate them each time I launch my target
>> platform, which is pretty annoying. I did a quick scan of the
>> newsgroup and didn't see this problem reported, so perhaps it has
>> something to do with my setup. Here's my configuration:
>
>> Eclipse version: 3.2 RC7 SDK
>> Plugin development target platform: Eclipse 3.2 RC7 + EMF 2.2.0RC7
>> + GEF 3.2RC4 + DTP 0.9 RC5 (6/19/06)
>> JVM (both IDE and target runtime): IBM Java JDK 1.4.2 (btw, same
>> result with Java 5)
>
>> DTP seems to be working fine otherwise, as far as I can tell.
>
> Brian,
>
> Do you have a stack trace in the .log file for this? We've fixed a
> couple of bugs in the past that have this suspected problem, but (as
> far as we know) it works in RC5.
>
> -- John
>

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