Hi,
I've got a similar structure under projects --
..../projects/edu/harvard/hmsapi, and then one or two levels below that,
depending on what you're doing.
But I don't have any actual ND application objects in that structure.
AFAIK (there has been some discussion and some experimentation), ND does
not support hierarchical structures for application-level objects that
extend their framework. They have to be in a directory that is immediately
below Projects (assuming that you don't tinker with the environment
variables).
I believe that it is the same case in ND5.
I agree that this is not ideal, but I can also see that it might be
difficult for ND to implement and support given their current two-level
structure of properties files and .sid files. I would like to see better
support for the current implementation (e.g. currently you use 'import' and
'repair' utilities at your peril) ahead of support for the standard
canonical structure. Somehow, given everything else that is changing or
open to question at this point, I'd be surprised if these items got very
high on the 'to do' list.
-- Curt Springer, Team ND
At 07:56 AM 6/28/99 -0500, Steven Ford wrote:
>I have created a project that uses a few DataSources. This is not an
>application but it is used as a package of classes and methods to be used in
>many of our applications. The package is edu.vanderbilt.mis.XlatTable, so
>XlatTable.class is in
>./projects/edu/vanderebilt/mis/XlatTable
>
>It compiles fine but I get runtime errors relating to finding the
>datasource. All I have to do is name the package XlatTable and put that
>folder in the projects directory and it works fine.
>
>This is the standard naming convention in Java and I would like to use it
>but I also wish to use the features of ND and not create my own DataSource
>in code.
>
>We are currently using ND 4.0
>
>
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