I wonder - are you using a Sun JDK? If so, would you be able to try using an
IBM JDK?
Andy
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those classes.
LieGrue,
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> I guess my issue is that behavior is NOT happening - the
I guess my issue is that behavior is NOT happening - the compile classpath is
NOT being added to the plugin - and I have to manually add all dependencies.
Has anyone heard of this happening?
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>G reetings,
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> I am using the maven-openjpa-plugin:2.2.0 from apache (NOT the mojo plugin -
> not sure if that matters).
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My Maven/JDK info is as follows:
My plugin configuration is:
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I took the guy out. Now it works.
Thanks a lot,
Andreas
Hi,
I don't really understand exactly the places where
SimpleLoadTimeWeaver breaks down, but it seems to often result in
split class hierarchies. What happens if you take it out, or replace
it with the Tomcat-specific one? Generally-
Hi,
I don't really understand exactly the places where
SimpleLoadTimeWeaver breaks down, but it seems to often result in
split class hierarchies. What happens if you take it out, or replace
it with the Tomcat-specific one? Generally-speaking, you should pick
the LoadTimeWeaver that is the most tar
Hi Patrick,
yes I do:
my persistence.xml looks like this:
"http://java.sun.com/xml/ns/persistence"
Hi,
Are you using the SimpleLoadTimeWeaver?
-Patrick
On Oct 30, 2007 8:52 AM, Andreas Prudzilko <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm using openJPA with Spring 2.0 and Tomcat 6. The installation went
> rather smoothly but one thing troubles me tho:
> When I try to fetch an object from the DB
Hi,
I'm using openJPA with Spring 2.0 and Tomcat 6. The installation went
rather smoothly but one thing troubles me tho:
When I try to fetch an object from the DB I get this
(seems like a classloader issue in log4j, but it appeared first since I
started to use openJPA)
So maybe someone had
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