That's the point: I did not get any errorrs, Build was successful. But I cannot see the necessary files, like the <project>-schema.xml in the master folder. Also the other build.xml file is missing, that allows me to build the om classes.

Do I need to copy some other files into the directory now? If yes, where can I find them.

Before using the RC1, I used the 3.0.2, which allowed me to build the OM classes according to the tutorial. Can I just copy the missing classes to the RC1 directory?

thanx
sven

At 09:02 AM 27/08/2003 +0200, you wrote:

Hi Sven,

Are you getting any errors? Please post them. To use torque with mysql
is really very easy. You define your <project>-schema.xml. Then you run
the ant init task which creates the database for you and generates your
OM Classes. You can then access your Data through the *Peer Objects by
doing *Peer.doSelect(new Criteria()). You can specify which data you
want by adjusting your Criteria. So at which point are you?

Kind regards

J�rgen Hoffmann


-----Urspr�ngliche Nachricht----- Von: Sven Haiges [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Gesendet: Mittwoch, 27. August 2003 07:46 An: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Betreff: What to do after the build?


I downloaded the RC1 and changed the MySQL-Database properties to the new Connector/J Driver, also I copied the jar to the lib directory. I then build torque with ant, basically only the Torque.properties in the root-directory of the project was changed.


What would be the next step? Can I copy all the other files that I need from an older Version? Why aren't they included?

Thanx,
Sven


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