On Fri, 28 Nov 2003, Martin Kluge wrote:

>  Hello,
> 
>  I am new to ojb and ojbdoclet and try to automate the building of 
> the the xml-files with ojbdoclet.
>  The project_schema.xml and repository_user.xml files are generated,
>  but dont contain the necessary information (are empty in principle).
>  Any hint what could have gone wrong?
> 
>  Regards,
>  Martin
> 
> 
> 
>  I run an ant-script as follows:
> 
>  ======>
>  <project name="hpca-inventar" default="ojb-repository-files"
>  basedir=".">    <description>Ant-Skript fuer die
>  HPCA-Inventar-Applikation</description>
> 
>      <!-- properties - definition - section -->
>      <property name="author" value="mk"/>
>      <property environment="env"/>
>      <property name="model-dir"  location="de/hpca/model"/>
>      <property name="ojb-dir" location="de/hpca/model/ojb"/>
>      <property name="ojb-lib-dir" location = "/opt/jutils/ojb/lib"/>
>      <!-- property file="/opt/jutils/ojb/build.properties"/ -->
>      <!-- property file="/opt/jutils/ojb/profile/mysql.profile"/ -->
>       
>       
>       <!-- path - definition - section -->
>       <path id="ojbdoclet-classpath">
>          <fileset dir="${ojb-lib-dir}">
>              <include name="**/*.jar"/>
>          </fileset>
>      </path>
>       
>       <target name="init">
>               <description>initializes everything</description>
>               <mkdir dir="${ojb-dir}"/>
>       </target>
>       
>       <target name="ojb-repository-files" depends="init">
>                <description >use xdoclet to extract ojb-Information from
>  classes</description>             <taskdef name="ojbdoclet"
>  classname="xdoclet.modules.ojb.OjbDocletTask" 
>  classpathref="ojbdoclet-classpath"/>        <ojbdoclet
>  destdir="${ojb-dir}">            <fileset dir="${model-dir}">
>               <filename name="**/Dienst*.java"/>


This line should be:

                <include name="**/Dienst*.java"/>

Apart from this, the source and build file seems to be ok. BTW you can get
some more verbose output from the ojb and torque tasks by adding the
verbose="true" attribute (provided you use a recent version of the module
from CVS).

Tom


---------------------------------------------------------------------
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

Reply via email to