approach for performing OpenJPA enhancement in Eclipse
Indigo
Jerry -
I use two approaches for Entity enhancement. When running / developing unit
tests in Eclipse, I run with the -javaagent enhancer[1]. This is nice for
quick development and works for a majority of cases. Then when I build from
(3) From Maven using the openjpa-maven-plugin, as per
http://openjpa.apache.org/enhancement-with-maven.html
- Possibly dead, or at least very quiet.
- Does not appear to work in Indigo even with
https://github.com/hwellmann/m2eclipse-extras/wiki
I'm using this combo of
Harold -
Your setup is perfectly valid and if it works for you, great! OpenJPA uses
build time enhancement as we have lots of automated builds that don't see
the light of Eclipse and as such what we have works good enough...
Now if you're looking to help contribute to problems with the enhancer
Hi Rick,
I think there's some misunderstanding... Your links seem to refer to the
OpenJPA Eclipse plugin
http://openjpa.apache.org/openjpaeclipseinstallation.html
which I've never used, and I don't think I could be of much help with that.
My m2e Extension for OpenJPA depends on Maven, the
I'm in the process of updating my development environment. Anyone currently
having Eclipse automatically perform enhancements? I'd love to compare notes.
I see four routes:
(1) Custom ANT builder, as per
http://openjpa.apache.org/enhancement-with-eclipse.html
- Quite a few steps and
Jerry -
I use two approaches for Entity enhancement. When running / developing unit
tests in Eclipse, I run with the -javaagent enhancer[1]. This is nice for
quick development and works for a majority of cases. Then when I build from
the command line, we (OpenJPA) drop of out maven into
