Re: JDBC and Maven

It’s working😀 Thank you. Now I have to understand this folder layout. eogenerator puts stuff in a weird folder hierarchy.I need to understand what is important. Thanks again > On Feb 9, 2025, at 5:27 PM, Ramsey Gurley wrote: > > With more patience this morning I tried to run your proj

Re: JDBC and Maven

With more patience this morning I tried to run your project. I had to add to pom.xml            wocommunity.releases     WOCommunity Releases     true         false   

Re: JDBC and Maven

Thank you for taking the time to look at these problems. I will keep my eyes open for any of these updates… > On Feb 9, 2025, at 6:09 AM, Ramsey Gurley wrote: > > I downloaded and tried to File ->Import ->Maven->Maven Project on your FW > and app and both sent eclipse into an infinite loop

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The fake maven nature is comically bad at this point. I downloaded and tried to File ->Import ->Maven->Maven Project on your FW and app and both sent eclipse into an infinite loop of dialogs. I had to force quit eclipse twice just to see the imported folders. I'm rewriting ERWebObjects. Hopefu

Re: JDBC and Maven

A link to my project and framework: http://ftp.agencysacks.com/_pjSEh3WxrVst_R > On Feb 5, 2025, at 7:45 PM, Ramsey Gurley wrote: > > Current ERExtensions should include ERFoundation/ERWebObjects for you. Try > toggling Generate Bundles off and see if it works. With it on, you're going > to g

Re: JDBC and Maven

Current ERExtensions should include ERFoundation/ERWebObjects for you. Try toggling Generate Bundles off and see if it works. With it on, you're going to get a CFBundle in your project's build/ directory which is probably going to end up as your MainBundle, which may not be including your d2wmo

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So WOLips Builds Generate Bundles is checked Here are my dependencies wonder.core ERExtensions ${wonder.version} wonder.core

Re: JDBC and Maven

I think this is the fake one. Which means src/main/resources should be the proper place. In your Prefereces -> WOLips -> Builds, do you see Generate Bundles checked or unchecked? Also, in your maven dependency hierarchy, do you see ERFoundation and ERWebObjects? On 2/6/25 5:41 AM, Theodore Pet

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He is my .project. Where does the fake nature go.. I mean, I know where fake news goes. 😀 MyD2W_FW org.eclipse.jdt.core.javabuilder

Re: JDBC and Maven

It's there, you just can't see it because it is filtered by default. In your WOExplorer tab, click the three dots to View Menu, then select Filters and uncheck .* resources. On 2/3/25 2:06 PM, Theodore Petrosky wrote: This I don’t see: If you put it in src/main/resources, but did not incl

Re: JDBC and Maven

This I don’t see: If you put it in src/main/resources, but did not include the fake maven nature in your .project, it won't be found. If you are using fluffy bunny layout where it is in Resource/ and you DO have the fake maven nature in .project, it also won't be found. MY user.d2wmodel lives a

Re: JDBC and Maven

I never used the ERModernLook all that much. If you get a d2wContext, does valueForKey("look") return the value you expect? If it doesn't, then it seems like your user.d2wmodel isn't being found, either due to a mispelling in the file name or because your resources directory isn't being include

Re: JDBC and Maven

wonder.d2w ERModernLook 7.4 Indeed adding that added ERModernLook and ERModernDirectToWeb jars and changing user.d2mmodel to: ( 100 : *true* => look = "ERModernLook" [com.webobjects.directtoweb.Assignment] ) No Joy I’m almost there… I’m hoping Ramsey Gurley might

Re: JDBC and Maven

On 29 Jan 2025, at 01:43, Theodore Petrosky wrote: > When I create a new project, this is what I see: > 1. Properties available showes wonder 7.2 how do I access 7.4? Do I just > change the 7.2 to 7.4? Yes! > 2. I can change the look to “ModernLook” but it appears the ModerLook > libraries

Re: JDBC and Maven

Hi Ted, On 28 Jan 2025, at 14:31, Theodore Petrosky wrote: > But it looks like I need both, no? Yep. > That straightens out the JDBC jar and the PostgresqlPlugIn > > Where do you put stuff like the eomodeld file src/main/resources > and the migrations folder and the model folder. src/main/

Re: JDBC and Maven

This is finally making sense… thank you… so I went to the JDBC.postgresql.com site and it gives: org.postgresql postgresql 42.7.5 As the maven dependency but you are suggesting:

Re: JDBC and Maven

Hi Ted, On 26 Jan 2025, at 06:16, Theodore Petrosky via Webobjects-dev wrote: > Ok so I can create new Maven based apps. I can download the postgres JDBC > driver or the maven text: > > >org.postgresql >postgresql >42.7.5 >

Re: JDBC and Maven

Hi Ted, On 28 Jan 2025, at 01:04, Theodore Petrosky via Webobjects-dev wrote: > OK, so help me out with setting up the GAV for this framework. I have a > workspace with a project called MyApp. I have a framework in this workspace > called MuApp_FW. I don't understand what to put in the pom. T

Re: JDBC and Maven

OK, so help me out with setting up the GAV for this framework. I have a workspace with a project called MyApp. I have a framework in this workspace called MuApp_FW. I don't understand what to put in the pom. The framework lives in my workspace. > On Jan 26, 2025, at 8:07 PM, Ramsey Gurley wrot

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Hi Ted, You should not need a Libraries folder with maven, since maven manages all that for you. If you open the pom.xml in Eclipse, you can switch the tab on bottom from source to dependency hierarchy and you should see your driver jar listed in there. To add a framework, you do it the same