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Re: [eclipselink-users] In-Eclipse output from the annotation processor?
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David,
Yes, you should give Dali a try, especially if you are using
EclipseLink, as it has a number of features specific to EclipseLink
functionality. One of the biggest features in Dali is the entity
validation, which is integrated with the problems view. You can also
customize this validation just like you customize errors/warnings for
the compiler. It also offers its own metamodel generation, which is
integrated into the IDE experience. As a result you don't have to
perform a separate metamodel generation step.
You can install Dali into your existing installation using the
Help->Install New Software... menu item.
Neil
On 9/29/2014 12:32 PM, David North wrote:
Hi Neil,
I'm currently using Eclipse SDK Version: Luna (4.4) Build id: I20140606-1215
I've not installed any JPA-specific tools or plugins. Would you
recommend doing so? Dali looks useful to me.
Thanks,
David
On 29/09/14 15:28, Neil Hauge wrote:
David,
What Eclipse IDE package/installation are you using? Are you using
the Dali Java Persistence Tools for JPA?
Neil
On 9/29/2014 6:45 AM, David North wrote:
I'm using EclipseLink JPA in my project.
When I make a mistake with my JPA annotations (e.g. fail to define a
setter corresponding to a getter), the error when compiling with Ant is
clear:
[javac] java.lang.RuntimeException: Exception [EclipseLink-7174]
(Eclipse Persistence Services - 2.5.3.qualifier):
org.eclipse.persistence.exceptions.ValidationException
[javac] Exception Description: The getter method [method getDomain] on
entity class [class SchemaDomainMember] does not have a corresponding
setter method defined.
However, I can't find a way to see such errors in Eclipse (I'm using the
annotation processor through Java Compiler > Annotation Processing >
Factory Path). What happens is that the annotation processor stops
generating the companion classes and my project stops compiling, but
there's no indication of why. Is there a setting to see the annotation
processor output? Or, ideally, make it report problems in the Eclipse
problems view?
Thanks,
David
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