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Re: [eclipselink-dev] Need help setup Eclipse to build EclipseLink 
sorry... typo correction:

 /dropins/oracle.libs
   - ojdbc5.jar
   - xml.jar
 /dropins/oracle.libs/META-INF
   - MANIFEST.MF

Tom Ware wrote:

Hi Sebastien,

  Here is what you should have:

/dropins/oracle.libs
  - ojdbc5.jar
  - xml.jar
/dropins/oracle/libs/META-INF
  - MANIFEST.MF
The configuration works for me on Eclipse 3.4.2. Can you confirm that is what you have?
I have not been able to reproduce the problem, but I have heard of people having similar problems due an issue in Eclipse PDE.
One thing to check is whether your dropins are being picked up. You can check that in Window-Preferences-Plug-in Development-Target Platform. The Plug-ins tab has a "Group plug-ins by location" check box. Checking that box should show you whether there are any libraries recognized in that directory.
I'm going to grab a fresh Eclipse Ganymede 3.4.2 install to see if I can reproduce. 

-Tom

Sebastien Tardif wrote:

It's still not working even if I tried this:

eclipse    /dropins
            ojdbc5.jar
            xml.jar
        /dropins/oracle.libs
            META-INF
            ojdbc5.jar
            xml.jar
        /dropins/oracle.libs/META-INF
            ojdbc5.jar
xml.jar 
The same errors still exist, was expecting error related to
'oracle.jdbc' will disappear.


-----Original Message-----
From: eclipselink-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx
[mailto:eclipselink-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of Tom Ware
Sent: Friday, April 24, 2009 10:22 AM
To: Dev mailing list for Eclipse Persistence Services
Subject: Re: [eclipselink-dev] Need help setup Eclipse to build
EclipseLink

Hi Sebastien,

   The Oracle project is a bit different from the other projects.  It
follows Eclipse's "works with" policy. It depends on some non-open source jars. 
You need to get them separately and provide them in an OSGi friendly way.
Unless you are making changes to the classes in that project, I suggest not 
importing the project into your workspace.

   If want to change those classes, you will need some additional
configuration and also you will need to get the jars. We have recently made some changes to how this works and I have added a description to the build page. 

-Tom

Sebastien Tardif wrote:
I have tried to setup the thing myself using: http://wiki.eclipse.org/EclipseLink/Building 


So I end-up for first step to do project import than choose "trunk"

for

root directory. Eclipse then found all the project to import.
However, some project like org.eclipse.persistence.oracle has missing "exports package". 


How do I specify to Eclipse where to found those exports package?


Errors from Problem tab:


Description        Resource          Path     Location            Type

No available bundle exports package 'oracle.jdbc.internal'
MANIFEST.MF 
org.eclipse.persistence.oracle/META-INF line 28            Plug-in

Problem
No available bundle exports package 'oracle.jdbc.pool' MANIFEST.MF org.eclipse.persistence.oracle/META-INF line 29 


Plug-in Problem
No available bundle exports package 'oracle.jdbc' MANIFEST.MF org.eclipse.persistence.oracle/META-INF line 27 Plug-in Problem 




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