And another question: In the transaction manager mapping file, I have to define JDBC properties.
My question is: How can I know what properties are available for setting? For instance, in the DOC it mentions some properties like username and password but what about the others? How can I know if the DatabaseName property exists? I need to set it. Actually I think that, if JDBC is a standard, so it might define common properties so that systems can access it through an interface. Right? So do I have to look at what properties are available in a JDBC documentation? I tried and didn't find anything. I'm lost. =/ On 1/29/07, André Rodrigues Pena <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Brandon, thanks, in this moment I'm seeing some of the material you suggested me Chris, thanks but my project seems ok. As you know, After the application initializes it crashes with that message: "Could not find the main class. The program will exit". I did'nt mentioned it yet. May be it will help, but at the console, the first phrase is: SEVERE: SimpleDataSource: Error while loading properties. Cause: java.lang.RuntimeException: SimpleDataSource: Some properties were not set. At my first post I wrote the configuration XML file. Do you think a mis-configuration may be generating a message like that, or do you think that the mis-configuration error message is due to other issues? Thank you all in advance On 1/29/07, Chris Lamey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > On Mon, 2007-01-29 at 09:26 -0700, Chris Lamey wrote: > > On Mon, 2007-01-29 at 11:43 -0200, André Rodrigues Pena wrote: > > > > > >Is Tests your Main-Class in the mainfest? > > > > > > I don't have a MANIFEST file because I'm not packaging it into a > JAR. > > > I'm just compiling and executing it locally :) > > > > Sounds like a CLASSPATH issue. > > > > Here's what I would do. > > > > - Select your main class in the Package Explorer > > - Right-click and select the "Run As"->"Run..." item > > - In the Main tab, verify that "Tests" is in the "Main class" > textfield > > - In the Classpath tab, verify the project is listed in the "User > > Entries" list. > > > > If that is correct, I would delete that Run configuration for the > class > > Tests and create a new one. > > Whups! I meant to say, if that looks correct *and* the problem still > happens, I would delete the current Run config and create a new one. > > Sorry about that. > > > If it's still not running your class correctly, I would: > > > > - Select the project in the Package Explorer > > - Right-click and select the "Properties" item > > - In the Source tab, verify that the "Default build folder" exists on > > the filesystem and you have read/write access to it > > - Also take a look at the "Order and Export" tab and make sure it all > > looks ok > > > > If after that it's still failing, I would exit Eclipse and use java > and > > javac (probably with ant) at the shell to build and run the > class. Then > > I would set Eclipse to use the same directories. > > > > Cheers, > > topher > -- André Rodrigues Pena
-- André Rodrigues Pena
