I was just playing with the example project and tried to create a class named "Application" in a Windows environment. My unit tests then failed due to the presence of a file called "application.xml" in WEB-INF/classes! This is found and parsed by the parser which then complained that the format of the XML was wrong as it didn't contain a "lang" tag
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it seems that you have some plugin in your Eclipse that try to parse application.xml in its own way, possible because it thinks that is the application.xml of other framework or technology. Try to deactivate this plugin or validation for your project.
Does it fail if you use the workspace included in OpenXava?
Does it fail if you use a "just downloaded" Eclipse?
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I was just playing with the example project and tried to create a class named "Application" in a Windows environment. My unit tests then failed due to the presence of a file called "application.xml" in WEB-INF/classes! This is found and parsed by the parser which then complained that the format of the XML was wrong as it didn't contain a "lang" tag
Hi Sarah,
it seems that you have some plugin in your Eclipse that try to parse application.xml in its own way, possible because it thinks that is the application.xml of other framework or technology. Try to deactivate this plugin or validation for your project.
Does it fail if you use the workspace included in OpenXava?
Does it fail if you use a "just downloaded" Eclipse?
Help others in this forum as I help you.