I believe I'm stuck in the same place. The problem seems to be that it does not recognize my "package" attribute (of the hibernate-mapping tag):
<hibernate-mapping package="com.sybase.it.quoting.beans">
If I fully qualify this class name, it fails at the next. I have many mapping files, each referring to a number of classes... so this is a very annoying little bug (assuming it is indeed a bug). Hopefully somebody knows a workaround that doesn't involve fully qualifying each class name...
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I'm having this same problem. Everything is working fine, I installed Hibernator after creating several mapping documents. When I click "connect!" after setting up my server I get a class not found error for the first (and every) class.
Until Hibernator will run on a system that works without modifying the code, it will sit on the shelf.
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i know this class exists and all hibernate works ok with eclipse(inserts, deletes and so on)
but when i try to connect, i get that msg...
what can i do?
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I believe I'm stuck in the same place. The problem seems to be that it does not recognize my "package" attribute (of the hibernate-mapping tag):
<hibernate-mapping package="com.sybase.it.quoting.beans">
<class name="UserQuote" table="user_quote">
...
...
If I fully qualify this class name, it fails at the next. I have many mapping files, each referring to a number of classes... so this is a very annoying little bug (assuming it is indeed a bug). Hopefully somebody knows a workaround that doesn't involve fully qualifying each class name...
I'm having this same problem. Everything is working fine, I installed Hibernator after creating several mapping documents. When I click "connect!" after setting up my server I get a class not found error for the first (and every) class.
Until Hibernator will run on a system that works without modifying the code, it will sit on the shelf.