thanks!
That seems to have fixed it. I thought the required location for the
file was in the Java hierarchy, not in the src directory. At least
this way we don't have to be concerned for access privleges.
We keep the plug-in in a framework that is accessed by all our
applications. I guess that the plug-in simply needs to be stored in
the same com/webobjects/jdbcadaptor/ hierarchy in the framework.
... Or maybe we just persuade all our Win developers to use Eclipse 8-}.
-- Paul
At 4:23 PM -0700 5/5/03, Chuck Hill wrote:
>Where is MSSQLServerPlugIn.java under src? I think that it must be
>in the com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor package to work with EO, thus in
>Eclipse at
>
>src/
> com/
> webobjects/
> jdbdadaptor/
> MSSQLServerPlugIn.java
>
>PBWO does not care about the path vs package name as it moves things
>around before building. Eclipse likes them to be in the right place
>to start with.
>
>
>Chuck
>
>
>Paul Hertz wrote:
>>Hello,
>>
>>I'm building a very basic test application, working now on database
>>i/o. We're using a plug in one of our programmers wrote to fix some
>>problems with using an MS SQL Server 7 database with the JTurbo
>>driver. It has worked fine with WO 4.5, 5.1, and 5.2 Win.
>>
>>In Eclipse (MacOS 10.2.5, WOLips 1.0.1), I am getting a compile
>>error on the line:
>> package com.webobjects.jdbcadaptor;
>>"The declared package does not match the expected package"
>>
>>The classpath for JDBCAdaptor seems to be in order:
>>
>><classpathentry kind="var"
>>path="NEXT_SYSTEM_ROOT/Library/Frameworks/JavaJDBCAdaptor.framework/Resources/Java/javajdbcadaptor.jar"/>
>>
>>There is a directory
>>/System/Library.Java/com/webobjects/_jdbcadaptor, which seems
>>correct.
>>
>>I can access the database if I remove the plug-in from the project.
>>Unfortunately, I will be unable to write to the database without
>>the plug in!
>>
>>We are guessing that the location of the file
>>"MSSQLServerPlugIn.java" in the project src directory may be the
>>problem. The "quick fix..." solution suggests incorporating it into
>>the jdbcadaptor package. I doubt that current write permissions
>>would permit this--and even if they did, it would impede us from
>>creating a cross-platform compatible project. We were planning to
>>use WOLips on Macs and WO5.2 on Windows. WO5.2 Win has no problems
>>compiling and running code using the plug in.
>>
>>For the moment, I'm stumped, and would appreciate any insights.
>>
>>-- Paul
>>
>>
>
>
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>
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>
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