Hi,
I "run" slowly in this problem ...
When i use EntityResolver in a simple main() method : It's successfull.
All xml file are found without indicate physical location.
BUT , with an web application, this failed.
I use the same method that i use in simple main() method.
My database.xml is not found!
The directory wich contain dtabase.xml is in the CLASSPATH.
i don't understand.
Someone has an idea ??
Thanks for your help.
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Hi,
I put the directory where there are files castor in CLASSPATH and my application finds
database.xml using EntityResolver.
That's a good thing.
BUT now, this os the jdo-conf.dtd which is not found!
and i think, all mapping.xml will not foud too.
I know that i can put an url for jdo-conf.dtd, but I can't access to internet from my
pc and so i have pb.
So I put jdo-conf.dtd in local.
I can't apply EntityResolver in dtabase.xml, so how can i do that ??
Thanks for your help.
Sylvie
Thanks at all for your help.
I try the EntityResolter solution, but it failed.
I have the exception "Unable to resolve entity: .... "
When you write "castortest/database.xml" , is castortest in the classpath ??
My castor file are in :
"root WSAD .../workspace/umm/webApplication/Castor/..xml
There is something i don't understand.
I continue to search .
Thanks a lot.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 27/02/02 15:07:54 >>>
I work with VAJ 3.5.2, but I imagine WASD is similar.
I've got the Castor supplied resources in a directory on my classpath.
c:\Projects\Cim\Resources is on my Workspace classpath, and org\exolab\...
folders etc are under c:\Projects\Cim\Resources.
For my application specific xml files, I use an EntityResolver with the
resources on the classpath just like the Castor supplied resources.
Here is how I used the EntityResolver.
try
{
lJdo = new JDO();
lJdo.setDatabaseName("EMAILD1");
EmailEntityResolver lEmailEntityResolver = new
EmailEntityResolver();
InputSource lDatabaseConfiguration =
lEmailEntityResolver.resolveEntity(null,
"castortest/database.xml");
lJdo.loadConfiguration(lDatabaseConfiguration,
lEmailEntityResolver, null);
...
Here is the resolveEntity() method of my EntityResolver.
public org.xml.sax.InputSource resolveEntity(String publicId,
String systemId) throws IOException, SAXException
{
InputStream lInputStream =
ClassLoader.getSystemResourceAsStream(systemId);
if (lInputStream != null)
{
return new InputSource(lInputStream);
}
else
{
throw new IOException("Unable to resolve entity: " +
systemId);
}
}
-----Original Message-----
From: Sylvie RAMON [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Wednesday, February 27, 2002 3:06 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [castor-dev] Location of files
Hi,
I have an another question and i don't find response .
I work with WSAD.
With JDo and xml, we have to work with a lot of file ( xml, dtd, etc.. ) .
I put these files directly on a subdirecory of my project.
In all my applications, i have to put the physical location of these files (
real location "d:\....." or from root of wsad "/workspace/...".
So when an another developper want to work with my application or when i
deploy application on WAS4, i have problems with the location.
I would like to put a logical location. Is it possible??
Is there an another solution to that??
Do i have to put files in a directory out of my projet ??
Thanks for your help.
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