When your current project depends on another project in your workspace, that project gets added onto the "-s" string of arguments to include in the classpath for the enhancer. However, eclipseJDO seems to add the other project incorrectly. For example:
I have a project called "SI" that my current project depends on. When I attempt to enhance and look at the list of "-s" args under the enhancer Run Panel, I see:
"\SI"
which I believe is OK in terms of what Eclipse understand, but the enhancer is interpreting as c:\\SI (I know this by the error message), which is wrong - as my "SI" directory is under c:\\work\\si
I can keep going without this project, but would be interested to know if this is something you can fix.
Thanks,
Gil
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I met similar problem when adding JDO nature to a project. When enhancer looking for jar files, E:\ is treated as project's directory, instead of project's real directory.
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When your current project depends on another project in your workspace, that project gets added onto the "-s" string of arguments to include in the classpath for the enhancer. However, eclipseJDO seems to add the other project incorrectly. For example:
I have a project called "SI" that my current project depends on. When I attempt to enhance and look at the list of "-s" args under the enhancer Run Panel, I see:
"\SI"
which I believe is OK in terms of what Eclipse understand, but the enhancer is interpreting as c:\\SI (I know this by the error message), which is wrong - as my "SI" directory is under c:\\work\\si
I can keep going without this project, but would be interested to know if this is something you can fix.
Thanks,
Gil
I'm looking at this problem. It could be easy to fix.
Thanks
yves yang
I met similar problem when adding JDO nature to a project. When enhancer looking for jar files, E:\ is treated as project's directory, instead of project's real directory.
The project dependence will be fixed in the next build.
Yves YANG