After applying the patch, the exception was gone but I was getting the message "No Metadata Classes to process."

I renamed the directory "Entities" to "Entity" inside my bundle (also the namespace of my User.php class) and know everything worked fine.

Thanks a lot for your help!!


El 09/08/10 14:18, Antoine Hérault escribió:
Hello,

When you try to load the doctrine extension, it throws an InvalidArgumentException with the message 'The parameter "doctrine.orm.metadata_driver.mapping_dirs" must be defined.'.

Patch : http://github.com/herzult/symfony/tree/ticket_8953

Trac ticket : http://trac.symfony-project.org/ticket/8953


2010/8/9 Alexandre Salomé <[email protected] <mailto:[email protected]>>

    Please copy/paste your config.yml section about doctrine.orm

    Another information : It's Entity, instead of Entities (recently
    changed).

    2010/8/9 alfonso <[email protected]
    <mailto:[email protected]>>

        Hi.

        I'm trying to follow the Doctrine Guide for Symfony2 (http://
        docs.symfony-reloaded.org/guides/doctrine/overview.html
        <http://docs.symfony-reloaded.org/guides/doctrine/overview.html>).
        I'm usign
        Symfony2 revision d440f2e and doctrine revision 11b2542.

        After creating the src/Application/myappBundle/Entities/User.php
        entity file, I'm trying to run doctrine:schema:create but I get an
        exception:

        # php myapp/console doctrine:schema:create


        [InvalidArgumentException]
         The parameter "doctrine.orm.metadata_driver.mapping_dirs" must be
        defined.


        Any clue about what I'm doing wrong? I guess there's a parameter I
        should  define somewhere, but I have no clue about where should I
        define it. I tried myapp/config/config.yml but didn't work.

        Thanks in advance,

        Alfonso.

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