#178 Cannot create middlegen build file for Sybase database

[Anonymous]

There is a problem when trying to create middlegen
build file for a Sybase database. On the build file
creation wizard, after I choose the JDBC driver file,
wrong JDBC driver classes are picked up by MiddlegenIDE
and there is no way for me to manually specify the
correct class name because it is a drop down list box.
As a result, I can't load tables and can not create the
build file.

[Adriano Rossi]

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Hi all.
The bug is on the JarClassLoader file of MiddlegenIDE. The
code looks only for superclasses, while all Sybase's driver
classes implement the superinterface
com.sybase.jdbcx.SybDriver that implements java.sql.Driver.
The MiddlegenIDE's JarClassLoader file should be modified to
take count also of superinterfaces. An approach that avoid
the recursion on superclasses and superinterfaces could be
the following: on method getJDBCDriverClass(String) change
the line
getJDBCDriverClass(list,cls ,cls);
with the line:
if (Driver.class.isAssignableFrom(cls)) list.add(cls);
That's all!
Bye
Adriano

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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Hi all.
The bug is on the JarClassLoader file of MiddlegenIDE. The
code looks only for superclasses, while all Sybase's driver
classes implement the superinterface
com.sybase.jdbcx.SybDriver that implements java.sql.Driver.
The MiddlegenIDE's JarClassLoader file should be modified to
take count also of superinterfaces. An approach that avoid
the recursion on superclasses and superinterfaces could be
the following: on method getJDBCDriverClass(String) change
the line
getJDBCDriverClass(list,cls ,cls);
with the line:
if (Driver.class.isAssignableFrom(cls)) list.add(cls);
That's all!
Bye
Adriano

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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Hi all.
The bug is on the JarClassLoader file of MiddlegenIDE. The
code looks only for superclasses, while all Sybase's driver
classes implement the superinterface
com.sybase.jdbcx.SybDriver that implements java.sql.Driver.
The MiddlegenIDE's JarClassLoader file should be modified to
take count also of superinterfaces. An approach that avoid
the recursion on superclasses and superinterfaces could be
the following: on method getJDBCDriverClass(String) change
the line
getJDBCDriverClass(list,cls ,cls);
with the line:
if (Driver.class.isAssignableFrom(cls)) list.add(cls);
That's all!
Bye
Adriano

[Nobody/Anonymous]

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I second this bug.

I am having the same problem.