>I startet a Webproject there and then imported the classes - and got over
>100's of missing errors. Sure i thought, and imported the cayenne.jar, wich
>decreased the some 100's of missing errors but still 100 type errors were
>there - mainly errors like
>
>ArtikelSets cannot be resolved to a type
>_Artikel.java
>TestCay/src/auto
>line 107
>26. Oktober 2005 15:05:51 3576
>
>
>
This probabaly has to do with the superclasses finding the main class -
and has to do with the way you generated them. It can be a little bit
confusing when starting. In the example above, to get it working, you
would have to have your data classes in the default package, something
people rarely do.
I am guessing your classes will be in a package - if you open up the
modeler, select the map you want to work with. Highlight it and look
for the entity defaults in the side panel. In the section "Java
Package" put your package name. Something like "[package name].data"
(eg pb.data. Make sure you hit the "Update.. " Button to update all
classes.
Next, when generating the classes, fill in the "Superclass Package" to
be "[blabla].data.auto" (eg pb.data.auto).
Then generate your classes and do a refresh in Eclipse.
As for an example web app - it would depend on the framework or
technology used. There are some examples for Tapestry in the example
section or I could point you to some others.
>Which i get for a couple of times for every table (e.g.: Artikel is a table)
>
>So i thought i misdid something and imported the cayenne example_1.3.b (all
>examples) - there were no type errors, but i get a
>
>"Severity Description Resource In Folder Location
>Creation Time Id
>2 Project aggregate-functions is missing required Java project:
>'cayenne' aggregate-functions 26. Oktober 2005
>15:09:19 3658"
>
>Error...
>
>So i want to kindly ask if anyone has just a small Cayenne-Tapestry-WebApp
>skeleton for me, so i can see how everything has to be...
>
>Regards,
>
>Korbinian
>
>PS: is there any doc beside the doc on the cayenne Website ? (would be great
>if is sth to print like PDF)
>
>
>
>
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