Where IS the activejdbc_models.properties??

[nupul]

I get the following error when running the simple-ant example in eclipse (works fine off the command line though)

[java] java.lang.RuntimeException: java.io.FileNotFoundException: C:\Program Files (x86)\eclipse\build\classes\activejdbc_models.properties (The system cannot find the path specified)

I have absolutely no idea where this file is supposed to be located or what its contents are/should be? For some reason even though all the relevant JARs are in the build path I still get this Exception and the build just fails...any ideas?

Nupul

[nupul]

PS: This happens AFTER instrumentation has 'started'

[ipolevoy]

Nupul, I created an Eclipse project for you:
http://dl.dropbox.com/u/43668168/ActiveJDBC-Eclipse-Example.zip

Instrumentation is configured there as Ant script, but can be invoked by simply clicking a button.
Instrumentation is configured as external tool, you can access it:
Run-> External Tools -> instrument

..or alternatively, you can click that small green arrow button on the menu that is made for external programs.

enjoy
igor

[nupul]

Thanks a ton Igor! Really appreciate it...I'll load it up, try and customize it for the project I (we) plan to use it for. If I get stuck (again :) I'll let you know :)

One suggestion though, I guess you should post eclipse projects for both ant and maven examples since everyone may not be adept at either. It'll decrease the barrier to adoptability - the sheer frustration in setting it up and the time consumed could be a deterrent for adoption. I think having existing Eclipse/NetBeans examples could really go a long way. IDEs have almost become defacto in the Java land...

Nupul

[Igor Polevoy]

Nupul, thanks for suggestions, but the project already provides
standalone, Ant and Maven examples. All three are the basis of just
about any project out there.
We also provide a page with instructions for Netbeans:
http://code.google.com/p/activejdbc/wiki/NetbeansIntegration

For the most part, this is more than sufficient. I hope your project
takes off.
BWT, is this a web application or some standalone program requiring DB
access?