So, has anyone been able to reproduce my issue, or seen my issue? Which is that the glassfish libraries are not added to the build path after selecting the glassfish installation as the targeted runtime? This only happens on versions after 2020-06 (not sure about 2020-09 — I was unable to use this version for compatibility issue)
On Apr 30, 2021, at 5:22 AM, Glenn Barnard <barnardglenn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Armand I remembered overnight one of my biggest issues with glass fish and eclipse. JPA doesn’t play nice with simple redeploys. It would always complain that <classpath>.<model> != <classpath>.<model>. To solve that I had to restart glassfosh with every deployment....good case for not using JPA!!!!! Sent from my iPhone On Apr 29, 2021, at 7:45 PM, Armand Welsh <armand@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Apologies. I used Siri dictation as I was walking my puppy.
I did try using glassfish 5 about six months ago and ended up going with payara because of all sorts of implementation errors that are present in glassfish 5. One of them was DB related connecting to MS-SQL and Sybase server using the JDBC 4.1 drivers for each.
I have not used MySQL nor MariaDB in a few years now. On Apr 29, 2021, at 4:12 PM, Armand Welsh <armand@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
So my issue is in regards to glassfush plug it in general. Or at least using the glassfish plug-in with glassfish 312.
I did try and will baby glassfish 5 about six months ago and ended up going with payara because of all sorts of implementation errors that are present in glassfish 5 On Apr 29, 2021, at 4:09 PM, Glenn Barnard <barnardglenn@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
no. I've been able to deploy the web app, both within Eclipse and via a WAR on my new laptop, but it fails when it tries to access the DB. Something in the new Glassfish is now requiring a certificate file but I've never found any decent doc on exactly what to do....So I gave up midway through last year. Now I'm debugging by deploying the WAR on my old laptop using older versions of Glassfish.
All my GlassFish apps access the DB. In what what are you expecting to access the db? From eclipse to create JPA objects?
Armand, I'd be curious to know if your app will access a DB, especially MySQL, from Eclipse/Glassfish. I can't get it to work.
I can install sapphire, and then GlassFish Tools.
I then create a server runtime for GlassFish 3.1.2
In my project, the facet for Java 1.7 and Dynamic Web 3.0 are both selected.
I then set the targeted runtime to the installed GlassFish server
How do I get the GF libraries to be added to my project at this point?
Under 2020-06 and prior, once I select the targeted runtime for GlassFish, the libraries are added automatically. Under eclipse 2020-12 and 2021-03, I cannot figure out how to get the GlassFish libraries to add to my classpath.
Thanks,
Armand
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