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Re: [eclipselink-dev] adding support for creation of column indices
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Hi Dies,
Does the Eclipse version you have installed include the Plug-in Development
functionality? Our core projects are PDE projects - for OSGi development.
I tried connecting to Orbit and initially was getting connection errors, but
that was because my proxy was not properly setup in Eclipse.
(Window-Preferences-General-Network Connections). Do you have a proxy server
that could be getting in the way?
Here are the properties I use to connect (in the Eclipse CVS Repositories view)
ConnectionType: pserver
User: anonymous
Password: <my email address>
Host: dev.eclipse.org
Repository path: /cvsroot/tools
Use Default Port
With that information I am able to get to the CVS HEAD. From there, I can
see org.eclipse.orbit and follow the steps listed to get the projects we depend on:
I have the following projects in my workspace (slightly edited since you will
not need any of our SDO or JAXB functionality)
From Orbit:
javax.activation
javax.mail 1.4.0
javax.xml.bind 2.0
javax.xml.rpc 1.1.0
javax.xml.stream 1.0.1
org.apache.ant 1.7
From the EclipseLink repository:
eclipselink.core.test
eclipselink.jpa.test
javax.ejb
javax.jms
javax.persistence
javax.resource
javax.transaction
org.eclipse.persistence.antlr
org.eclipse.persistence.asm
org.eclipse.persistence.core
org.eclipse.persistence.jpa
Admittedly, our Eclipse project infrastructure is setup with the assumption that
you can get the required projects from our repository and from Orbit. Modifying
the projects to use the libraries we have checked in is likely a fair amount of
work and will require pointing Eclipse's default PDE Target Platform at some of
the jars containing the dependencies. Let's see if we can get the projects
checked out for you. What error message are you getting?
At the moment, many of our tests are designed to run as TestSuites (rather than
individual tests). The reason for this is that we order the tests in order to
run a Table Creation and data population test first. There are quite a number
of tests suites, all referenced from FullRegressionTestSuite Hopefully that
will be a granular enough level to help you debug.
The core and jpa components of EclipseLink target JDK 5. They are compiled on
JDK 6 with a JDK 5 target. There is no plan to change to JDK 6 in any of the
currently scheduled releases.
-Tom
Dies Koper wrote:
Hi Tom,
I still haven't been able to run any tests from Eclipse.
I have done the following:
- Upgraded to Eclipse Galileo
- Replaced javax.xml.bind, etc. with their jar files and removed the
project from the dependency list. It resolves one error but gives the
same error for the next project. I repeated this for about four projects
but no end was in sight. Is it supposed to be so much work?
- Tried downloading things from the Orbit cvs repository. Although the
wiki does not give much information about what I can expect in that
repository, it would not let me connect to it (server down?).
I have 100 failures and 900 errors. I would like to just right-click on
the test method name in Eclipse and run the JUnit test in the debugger
from there, so that I can go into the code to see where it bombs out.
Could you give me the exact steps to do that?
(I don't mind downloading extra projects if that saves me the manual
trial and error process of replacing projects with jars.
On a side note, is my understanding correct that EclipseLink 2.0 is
targeted to be run on JDK6 (and higher)? Or will JDK5 still be supported?
Thanks,
Dies
Tom Ware wrote:
Hi Dies,
They run successfully for me in Eclipse.
Some comments inline:
Dies Koper wrote:
Hi Tom,
The JPA test suite is completely JUnit based. Here is a getting
started page for running the tests:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/EclipseLink/Development/Testing/JPA
I recommend choosing to run the tests either in Ant or in
Eclipse. There are instructions on the page above indicating how to
do either.
So far I've been running them from Ant (the full set).
Now that I've completed a full run, I'd like to run single tests, so
running them from Eclipse would be great.
Do they work for you in Eclipse?
I get the following errors:
- The working directory for FullRegressionTestSuite is set to
${workspace_loc:eclipselink.jpa.test/run}. I suppose that should have
been ${workspace_loc:eclipselink.jpa.test}/run.
The ${workspace_loc:eclipselink.jpa.test/run} works for me in
Eclipse. (I am running Eclipse Galileo, but prior to Galileo, it was
running on Ganymede). One thing that potentially causes an issue here
is the lack of an actual "run" directory. That directory is created
by our ant build, or you can explicitly create it. Do you have that
directory?
When I run a single test, I make a copy of the FullRegressionTestSuite
Launch file with the Eclipse copy functionality and them make any
required changes. Usually I just need to change the test class.
- Project javax.xml.bind cannot be found. I haven't been able to
resolve this one yet.
Take a look at the "plugins" section here:
http://wiki.eclipse.org/EclipseLink/Building
Your options are to either get the project from orbit as explained on
the page above, or to remove the project-dependency and, instead use
the jar file that is found in our repository. Look in
<home>\trunk\plugins for that file. Each component also has a plugins
directory if there are other libraries you cannot find.
-Tom
This is on Eclipse Ganymede.
I'll try setting up the JUnit runner myself tomorrow (i.e. not using
the included launch files), see if that works.
Cheers,
Dies
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