Hi Sorry it didn't work another error was hiding the classpath error.
So I don't know how to make the jpdb Folder available for the TuscanyDomain Project, does someone know how to fix this? Thanks Tobias 2008/9/16 Tobias Arnold <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Hi Mike, > > I started a tuscany domain with the tuscany eclipse plugin. If i add the > jpdb to the generated TuscanyDomain project it works. > > Thanks! > > 2008/9/12 Mike Edwards <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > Tobias Arnold wrote: >> >>> Hi all, >>> >>> I try to run the Hello World BPEL without ant run. It would be nice if I >>> could run bpel from a sca-contribution on a tuscany node. So I deployed the >>> resulting sample-helloworld-bpel.jar via the web interface. >>> This works finde for the other examples but when I try to start the node >>> here i get the following error (I think I have to give a Database path, but >>> how do I do that in a sca-contribution?): >>> >>> <snip> >> >> Tobias, >> >> Yes, unfortunately the ODE BPEL engine requires a database in order to >> run. If the database isn't accessible, then you will get the failure that >> you reported. >> >> So, the next question is how are you making the Tuscany runtime jars >> available to your application? >> >> If you look at the BPEL samples like helloworld-bpel, you will find that >> there is a directory jpadb under target\test-classes which is created to >> hold the Derby database used by the ODE engine. You need to create the >> equivalent in your configuration. >> >> In the samples, the Derby DB is simply unpacked from a zip called >> ode-dao-jpa-ojpa-derby - this is a version with all the required tables >> created and ready to go. You can use the same database zip with your >> application - just put it in a classpath-accessible location on your disk. >> >> >> Hope this helps, >> >> >> Yours, Mike. >> > >
