1. How to include jar files from lib folder? forum.hibernate.orgI am trying to create a simple Hibernate application (the Message application from Hibernate in Action Book) using NotePad. My environment is Hibernate 2.1.4, MS SQL Server 2000 under Windows XP. The Hibernate is installed in C:\MyPrograms\hibernate folder and my CLASSPATH is set to ".;%JAVA_HOME%\lib\tools.jar;%HIBERNATE_HOME%\hibernate2.jar". The source code of the files are at the end. I created a folder c:\Examples\HIA. There ... |
2. Including mappings from external jar forum.hibernate.orgHi all. I hope you can help be resolve a problem with including mappings from one jar in another project. I am using Hibernate v2.1.8 for a project consisting of two separate project strctures: - one containing a framework with a number of classes persisted using hibernate and - service structure which also persists a number of classes using hibernate and ... |
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4. how to include ejb jar in another project? forum.hibernate.orgHi, I have a Seam project as the base project that creates an .ear for deployment. What I want to do is create another .ear and reference the ejb jar of the first .ear. How do you do this? All I keep getting is a mapping exception when entities are referenced, its like the anootations aren't being recognised in the referenced ... |
5. New 3.3.0 SP1 doesn't include all of the slf jars forum.hibernate.orgI'm trying to upgrade to: hibernate-3.3.0-sp1 hibernate-annotations-3.4.0-ga hibernate-search-3.1.0-beta1 I'm also using spring 2.0. When I try run my java class from the command line I'm seeing this stack trace. I read somewhere that this is a confusion between commons-logging and slf4j. Commons logging is a requirement for spring and slf4j seems to be a new requirement for the latest hibernate annotations ... |