JBuilder plugin malfunctions in 2.5.2

The KodoJDO.library brings strange behavior in JBuilder 9.
When I copied the jars in <kodo>/lib into <jbuilder>/lib/ext and
KodoJDO.library into <jbuilder>/lib, strange things happened in JBuilder:
right click on a file in the project tab has no effect at all, not like
2.5.0 in which right click will bring a popup menu showing "create
metadata..."

Oh, I carelessly deleted the file "bes_ddeditor.config" in jbuilder's
lib/ext directory. Now everything is ok!
Sorry for bothering you...
The KodoJDO.library brings strange behavior in JBuilder 9.
When I copied the jars in <kodo>/lib into <jbuilder>/lib/ext and
KodoJDO.library into <jbuilder>/lib, strange things happened in JBuilder:
right click on a file in the project tab has no effect at all, not like
2.5.0 in which right click will bring a popup menu showing "create
metadata..."

Similar Messages

JBuilder PlugIn Bug

In the jbuilder plugin, on the properties tab for .jdo files the field for
'table' appears twice, but there is no field for 'class column'
- Jeff

9iAS 1.0.2.2 did not have complete EJB 2.0 support. The version of 9iAS that is EJB 2.0 compliant is 9.0.3. You should download the plug-in for 9.0.3, this will also give you access to the JBuilder EJB 2.0 Designer. This plug-in is available for JBuilder versions 7 & 8. You can download the plug-in from:
http://otn.oracle.com/products/ias/9ias_partners.html
Aalok

How to deploy ejb in an Enterprise Environment using the jbuilder plugin

Hello:
I use Oracle9iAS Plug-in Release 2 (9.0.2) for Borland JBuilder 7 to deploy my ejb. But now, i would like to deploy my ejb to oc4j in an Enterprise Environment (not as standalone).
Does anybody know how can i do it? I noted that the plugin use admin.jar to deploy ejb, and I suppose it need to use dcmctl.
Thank you
Sergio

Sergio,
The current release of Borland JBuilder only allows you to deploy to standalone OC4J. If you want to deploy to Oracle9iAS (Enterprise OC4J), please try Oracle9i JDeveloper 9.0.3:
http://otn.oracle.com/software/products/jdev/content.html
JDeveloper 9.0.3 uses DCM to deploy to Oracle9iAS
Regards,
Chen.

RC1 Jbuilder Plugin

When configuring the connction properties for the plugin I can't enter a
"custom" db dictionary. Only the items in the list can be
entered/selected.
I tried entering
kodo3;kodo.jdbc.DBDictionary=com.marc.kodo3.dict.TeradataDictionary in
jbuilders's user.properties file (and restarted) but the setting does not
appear to take. The message in the console still inicates that the
generic dictionary is being used.
-marc

I think I have this one figured out. Here are the steps to reproduce...
1. Close all projects in jbuilder
2. Go into the Kodo control panel and make sure that nothing is selected
for the db dictionary class.
3. Shutdown and Restart JBuilder.
4. If you go into the control panel you won't be able to type anything in
db dictionary class edit box. --- This is the problem I was seeing.
If at this point you open a project and go back into the control panel you
will be able to enter a db dictionary class.
Seems like this is a pretty minor problem since there is an easy workaround
-marc
Stephen Kim wrote:
I know this is not ideal, but for debugging purposes, if you add your
DBDictionary class to kodo-jdo.jar in the appropriate place (i.e. right
path), does the problem go away?
Marc Sheftel wrote:
When configuring the connction properties for the plugin I can't enter a
"custom" db dictionary. Only the items in the list can be
entered/selected.
I tried entering
kodo3;kodo.jdbc.DBDictionary=com.marc.kodo3.dict.TeradataDictionary in
jbuilders's user.properties file (and restarted) but the setting does not
appear to take. The message in the console still inicates that the
generic dictionary is being used.
-marc
Steve Kim
[email protected]
SolarMetric Inc.
http://www.solarmetric.com

Jbuilder plugin

Hello,
While debugging in JBuilder, every time we run our application, Kodo tries
to enhance all of our jdo classes. Is there a way to tell the Kodo
plugin, to only enhance when the jdo classes have been recompiled?
If not ... is it possible to just shut off the kodo plugin, and to turn it
back on when we need it again? I tried to just delete the kodo library,
but somehow that didn't work ...
Thanks in advance,
Michael Wirz

I am also working on configuring Oracle 10g AS plugin in Jbuilder. The version of Jbuilder I am using is JbuilderX.
But I Guess this plugin should work for Jbuilder2005. Bcoz I looked at configuration instructions for Jbuilder8 and JBuilderX and they are exactly same.
U can find configuration instructions in the html file called oc4j904jbx.htm that is shipped along with the plugin jar file in zip file.
I am facing few problems starting app server from Jbuilder. I would appreciate if you could let me know If u happen to configure, start and deploy your application successfuly. This is my email address. [email protected]
Error I am getting when I start server is
04/10/20 13:47:54 Warning: Error reading transaction-log file (/C:/oracleas/j2ee/home/persistence/transaction.state) for recovery: premature end of file
04/10/20 13:47:54 Forced or abrupt (crash etc) server shutdown detected, starting recovery process...
04/10/20 13:47:54 Recovery completed, 0 connections committed and 0 rolled back...
Thank you
Saritha

JBuilder plugin does not generate orion-ejb-jar.xml

Hello,
We are using JBuilder to code EJB's. I downloaded the OC4J plugins for JBuilder 5 and 6. Everything installed right but filling in the deployment descriptor does not automatically generate XML entries in the orion-ejb-jar.xml. I have to do this by hand.
Deploying to OC4J 1.0.2.2.1 succeeds and also running OC4J 1.0.2.2.1 in the debugger of JBuilder succeeds.
I would like to see an automatic process of filling in the right tags in the orion-ejb-jar.xml just as what happens in JDeveloper or in JBuilder for the ejb-inprise.xml.
Who is responsible for making the plugins?
The plugins are good but things must be better for working with JBuilder to Oracle 9iAS.
Last big very big point is the lack of good documentation.
Oracle, when you have good technology please tell me in good documentation how to use it otherwise how will I ever discover the good things. Maybe we are trowing things away because of not knowing.
The plugins are only for working with OC4J 1.0.2.2.x.
When will there be plugins voor OC4J version 2?
With regards,
Johan Borchers
VDA informatiebegheersing.

Here is the URL where you can download the JBuilder7 plugin for OC4J 903. It supports CMP and automatically generates orion-ejb-jar.xml, but the CMR mapping is supported from JBuilder8 and the corresponding plugin.
http://codecentral.borland.com/codecentral/ccWeb.exe/listing?id=19237

JBuilder Plugin SunOne And CMP

When creating EJB with CMP you have to define a persistence manager for your ejb-module defined in the sun-ejb-jar.xml file. This has to be defined in the tag <cmp-resource> .. one problem the plugin does not has the ability to create this NEEDED tag. Does anyone has a solution for this .. or how do you make your sun-ejb-jar.xml when you make EJB's with CMP and sunOne ???
Thankx
D. Geerts

VBK
Thankx Thankx !!
Is there somewhere a manual for using the SunOne plugin for Jbuilder ?
Maybe you also have an answer to this question :
If you create an <ejb-local-ref> tag in the ejb-jar.xml
file for an EJB .. the plugin als creates an <ejb-local-ref> tag in the file sun-ejb-jar.xml, but it leaves the tag needed <jndi-name> empty and that is a problem for SunOne ..
<ejb-ref>
<ejb-ref-name>UitgeverE</ejb-ref-name>
<jndi-name /> THIS TAG IS EMPTY
</ejb-ref>
If you have any solutions let me know.
Thanks for answering my previous question.
D. Geerts

Included JSPs gives comilation error, even in the JBuilder plugin

Dears,
I'm making a web application, it contains a header, and footer JSPs.
These two JSPs are included in every JSP in the site, and I use the <%@ include The problem in this is that I define variables in every parent JSP including these two JSPs, but when I build my project using JBuilder, it gives me complation error as it tries to compile the JSPs and the vatiables are still not defined, as they r defined only when included.
This prevents me from deployment using JBuilder, also if I try deployment on SUN ONE 7 platform edition with precompile JSPs checked.
Do anyone know a solution for this?
Thanks

Hi,
IF you are using EPCF.doNavigate then you should give the iview address as the url. If should be something like this
<%
String componentName = componentRequest.getComponentContext().getApplicationName();
String helpUrl = "ROLES://portal_content/administrator/super_admin/super_admin_role/com.sap.portal.system_administration/com.sap.portal.system_admin_ws/com.sap.portal.support/com.sap.portal.support_desk";
%>
<a href="tools" onClick = "return EPCM.doNavigate("<%=helpUrl %>");">click here</a>
Or as Ranjith said use the href option
Regards
Prakash

Now available - Sun ONE AppServer 7, Plugin for JBuilder 8

I am pleased to announce that Sun ONE Application Server 7, Plugin for JBuilder 8 is now available for public download. This technology integrates JBuilder 8 with the Sun ONE Application Server runtime environment to provide a fully-automated development experience. The Plugin enables J2EE developers to take full advantage of productivity enhancements provided by JBuilder. The Plugin is a technology provided by Sun for developer convenience. Sun will provide limited support on this technology.
The User Guide included in the download describes the capabilities and steps to use the Plugin for JBuilder 8. To use, uncompress the JAR file into the JBuilder 8 root install directory.
Note: Fee-based, guaranteed, technical support for the JBuilder Plugin is provided by Developer Technical Support. For community support, please visit Sun Software Forum on AppServer IDE.
You can download a copy from:
http://wwws.sun.com/software/download/products/3ed3e01f.html

I am running JBuilder 9 Enterprise. Would you be able to give the code for this plugin so that I could configure it for 9, then give it back for the community use? Or could you make the neccessary changes for 9 and release the plugin?

Strange behaviour of JBuilder Plug-In with Inner class

Hi, I'm using the Kodo 2.5.2 Plug-In with JBuilder 8. I have an inner
persistent class. It seems that it is necessary to have a zero length file
named EnclosingClass$InnerClass.java for the build process to work, since
if I delete this file and run the application it throws an exception
saying that the Inner class has not an specified field which it really
has. I don't know if this is a bug of the Kodo implementation or of the
JBuilder Plug-In.
Thanks for any help.
Jaime.

This is one of the limitations of the JBuilder plugin. Hopefully it
will be resolved in the next iteration of our plugins for 3.x.
Jaime De La Jara F. wrote:
Hi, I'm using the Kodo 2.5.2 Plug-In with JBuilder 8. I have an inner
persistent class. It seems that it is necessary to have a zero length file
named EnclosingClass$InnerClass.java for the build process to work, since
if I delete this file and run the application it throws an exception
saying that the Inner class has not an specified field which it really
has. I don't know if this is a bug of the Kodo implementation or of the
JBuilder Plug-In.
Thanks for any help.
Jaime.
Steve Kim
[email protected]
SolarMetric Inc.
http://www.solarmetric.com

Anyone using FCP 7 with the new OSX Mavericks?

Has anyone updated to the new OSX Mavericks and is using FCP 7 without problems? Any plugin malfunctioning?

Nevermind I fixed it. Atleast I think I did, I just set my audio to 24-bit and 9600khz or whatever its called and it sounds clear now. At least I hope that fixed the problem.

SVG & Improved Typekit Support

I know others have mentioned SVG and Typekit in this ideas forum before. However, as the old proverb goes, "the squeaky wheel gets the grease," these feature requests bear repeating.
With so many kinds of displays viewing web content it's becoming increasingly necessary to use scaleable vector-based graphics in web page designs. This need is made more extreme if the layout is going to scale up or down in size based on the monitor viewing the page, or if a mobile device user pinch-zooms into the page. Fixed resolution pixel-based designs really fall apart in this regard. Fixed resolution pixel-based imagery only looks good in its native resolution, not zoomed in any way.
In terms of covering large displays, layouts using more vector-based elements will load faster. Vector-based imagery is more file size efficient than pixel-based versions of the same content. This really becomes critical if one is creating a layout optimized for viewing on high resolution tablets like the latest iPad and Nexus models or viewing on large computer monitors with resolutions beyond 1080p HD. We're now starting to see 4K Ultra HDTV sets and 4K computer monitors. A completely pixel-based layout in the standard 960 pixel wide norm will look pretty bad when blown up to fill a 4K HDTV screen. Photos will look fairly jaggy, but graphical items like logos will look really horrible.
Vector-based artwork cannot replace everything. Photographic based imagery and graphics using photo like effects are still best produced in pixel-based form.
Web pages need to be able to do what print-based publishing has been doing decades: combine pixel and vector based content together for more professional looking layouts. SVG is key to that in web design/development.
I'd like to see Muse not only support SVG imagery, but I'd also like to see Muse allow placement of Adobe Illustrator artwork in AI or PDF format and output of those items in SVG. Muse already supports placement of layered Photoshop files. It's only fair for Illustrator to be supported for vector-based content.
Regarding Typekit, I think Muse should be able to support all the commercial Typekit fonts for those who have Adobe Creative Cloud subscriptions. An account validation hook should grant access to those typefaces.

This is on our todo list but hasn't been given a priority yet. We
recommend running Kodo Workbench until then which gives you even more
capabilities without imposing another IDE upon your environment.
Jaime De La Jara F. wrote:
Hi, have you thought about improving the eclipse plugin for Kodo?. Going
to something like the JBuilder plugin (with property windows for metadata
files, etc).
Thanks.
Steve Kim
[email protected]
SolarMetric Inc.
http://www.solarmetric.com

Kodo 3.2.2 Now Available!

All,
Kodo 3.2.2 is now final and available. Feel free to download it at:
http://www.solarmetric.com/jdo/Evaluate/
There are a few new features in addition to bug fixes in this patch release:
* Added ability to receive a callback when Kodo discovers an orphaned
database key
* JBuilder plugin can now control logging verbosity
You can find the release notes at:
http://www.solarmetric.com/Software/Documentation/3.2.2/docs/relnotes.html
Enjoy!
Steve Kim
[email protected]
SolarMetric Inc.
http://www.solarmetric.com

Problem is solved. I think I had a problem with my account.
"Dominique Jean-Prost" <[email protected]> a __crit dans le
message de news:c8uptk$ui$[email protected]..
Hello,
I'm trying to download evaluation copy of kodo 3.1.2, and I keep on having
this error after license agreement :
Fatal error: Cannot instantiate non-existent class: in
/home/devel/www/solarmetric/secure/dbclasses.inc on line 280
Can you fix the problem please ?
Regards,
Dom
"Greg Campbell" <[email protected]> a __crit dans le message de
news:c8tvat$374$[email protected]..
All,
Due to a small but critical problem in Kodo 3.1.1 we have now releasedKodo
3.1.2.
Get your copy while supplies last at:
http://www.solarmetric.com/Software/Evaluate/ !
This patch release has some interesting new features and a number of bug
fixes as compared to 3.1.0. Please upgrade today! Highlights of 3.1.2
include:
- JDOQL Browser and Query Builder in Workbench
- Support for data compression and filtering when using remote
PersistenceManagers
- Improvements to Development Workbench and integrated mapping tools
(see
screenshots)
- XML Store Manager sample
- Support for byte array primary key fields for legacy schemas that use
binary columns for primary keys
There are a number of additional notable changes and bugfixes. For more
information, please see the release notes at:
http://www.solarmetric.com/Software/Documentation/3.1.2/docs/relnotes.html
>>
Enjoy,
-Greg
Greg Campbell
SolarMetric Inc.

Improved eclipse support

Hi, have you thought about improving the eclipse plugin for Kodo?. Going
to something like the JBuilder plugin (with property windows for metadata
files, etc).
Thanks.

This is on our todo list but hasn't been given a priority yet. We
recommend running Kodo Workbench until then which gives you even more
capabilities without imposing another IDE upon your environment.
Jaime De La Jara F. wrote:
Hi, have you thought about improving the eclipse plugin for Kodo?. Going
to something like the JBuilder plugin (with property windows for metadata
files, etc).
Thanks.
Steve Kim
[email protected]
SolarMetric Inc.
http://www.solarmetric.com

Browsing the database, detecting bindings

Am I correct in my understanding that there is no way to detect the binding that should be used to deserialize the entry?
I would like to write a generic database browser but it doesn't seem possible. I suppose I could support only databases that catalog their bindings in a standard way but that seems rather limiting.
A major hurdle for some people feeling comfortable with berkeleydb is the ability to browse the data. I would like to write a developer tool to help in this regard. Maybe one already exists but I did not find any. Your input would be greatly appreciated.

Hi,
Am I correct in my understanding that there is no way
to detect the binding that should be used to
deserialize the entry?Correct. In Berkeley DB in general, the bindings and other metadata are not stored in a database, they are typically represented only in code or in an application-specific form. For many users, the ability to completely control their own schema is considered a strength, but for other users having a built-in schema is desirable.
I would like to write a generic database browser but
it doesn't seem possible. I suppose I could support
only databases that catalog their bindings in a
standard way but that seems rather limiting.Yes, a generic browser that would work with any BDB database would have to either 1) only display raw data bytes, which is not much better than DbDump, or 2) require some sort of standard schema information, as you say. One of the problems in implementing (2), is that you must decide what type of schema you wish to support -- objects and classes in a Java sense, flat records with simple fields, arbitrary XML-based structure, etc. I don't think any one type of schema will work for all BDB users.
A major hurdle for some people feeling comfortable
with berkeleydb is the ability to browse the data. I
would like to write a developer tool to help in this
regard. Maybe one already exists but I did not find
any. Your input would be greatly appreciated.I claim that most users who would like a built-in browser would also like a built-in schema facility, which is exactly what we provide in the Direct Persistence Layer (persist package). The DPL was built with the idea of adding a browser in mind, but we haven't done it. If you want to implement a browser, I encourage you to implement a DPL-based browser. The DPL exposes all metadata and a browser could be built using the RawStore class.
What form of UI for a browser is most desirable to you?:
- browser-based, via a servlet perhaps
- IDE-based, as an Eclipse, NetBeans, or JBuilder plugin perhaps
- standalone Swing app
Are you interested in browsing the data, the metadata, or both?
--mark

JBuilder plugin malfunctions in 2.5.2

Similar Messages

Maybe you are looking for