FatalInternalException The metadata for type "XYZ" did not come from a file,.....

Question

Hy !
Did KODO have Problems if there is a mix of jdo metadata files in
build.dir and in external jar's while registering a Schema with the
MappingToolTask ?
We extracting all *.jdo files from additional jars to a metadata dir and
also copying all *.jdo files from the current build.dir, because KODO
only supports a single Fileset for the Metadatafiles.
The Ant Schema Task looks like:
<target name="schema-create-kodo" depends="init-kodo-schematool">
     <echo message="Schema Create for KODO"/>
     <taskdef name="kodo-schematool"
          classname="kodo.jdbc.ant.MappingToolTask"
          classpathRef="jdo.schematool.class.path"/>
     <kodo-schematool action="refresh">
     <config propertiesFile="${zeus.persistence.jdo.properties}"/>
     <fileset dir="${jdo.metadata.dir}">
          <include name="**/*.jdo" />
     </fileset>
     <classpath>
          <pathelement path="${compile.project.class.path}"/>
     </classpath>
     </kodo-schematool>
</target>
jdo.schematool.class.path: is the Path for the KODO Schematool
zeus.persistence.jdo.properties: ist the kodo.properties file
jdo.metadata.dir: is the dir with all metadatafiles
compile.project.class.path: is the classpath including a build.dir with
class files + metadatfiles and differnet additional jar files containing
also enhanced classes with corresponding metadata files
and that fails with:
[kodo-schematool] kodo.util.FatalInternalException: The metadata for
type "class com.wuerth.phoenix.bcserver.base.versan
t.PCapacityStruct" did not come from a file, and therefore we cannot
determine where to place the corresponding mapping
information. If you are using metadata from a jar or other resource,
you should use one of the other available mapping
factories.
com.wuerth.phoenix.bcserver.base.versant.PCapacityStruct comes from a
jar which also contains a metadatafile.
We are wondering because if we exlicit give a different metadata file
via a fileset the Schematool should ignore the other Metadata files
inside the jar + build.dir !?
mfg
Christian

Answer 1

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