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Hey All,
We have a problem that when we try to move a hibernate 3.2 project using annotations in the abstract files from the original development machine to a new machine. The error we always get:myTable is not mapped [from myTable]
This happens on all data accesses from the code generated with the Hibernate Reverse engineering. The accesses work fine in a deployed copy of the application on servers and on the original machine, but when we try to access it from within MyEcplise on another machine we get this error.
We are using a hibernate.cfg.xml file with mappings like <mapping class=”com.tmcp.hibernate.myTable” /> and everything in that is the same between the two copies. All table and field definitions are done with annotations in the abstract files generated by the reverse engineering function of MyEclipse. We use SVN to upload the project to our repository and then checkout the project on the new machine.
If we copy the entire workspace from the old system to the new one, it works. But by checking out the project from the SVN it gets the error when run in the integrated tomcat.
So we think there is some configuration somewhere that is different, but have not been able to find what or where.
The original MyEclipse is 7.5 and have had this issue on 8 and 8.5.
Any thoughts on what to look at or for would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
EdEd,
Can you give some more information?
1. Can you copy paste your installation details from MyEclipse > Installation Summary > Installation Details?
2. In the new workspace, open DbBrowser from Window > Show View > Other > MyEclipse Database > DbBrowser. In This view, right click on your connection, select “Edit” and click on “Test Driver”. Does your connector connect successfully?
3. Are there any relevant errors errors logged in the log file located at workspace dir > .metadata > .log?
Can you Refresh Hibernate Project Context and check if that works for you? Right click on your project and from the context menu select MyEclipse > Open HQL Editor. In the new window, click on “Refresh Hibernate Project Context”.
Let me know if that helps.
