Re: [eclipselink-users] Minor Annoyance

[RogerV <roger.varley@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Shaun

Thanks for the response. Your suggestion was wrong about the connection
information but is correct in that there was a mismatch between Eclipses'
view and Dalis' view of things and the issue is a discrepancy between the
entity class names, the @Entity(name="") annotation, the @Table(name="") and
the actual name of the database table. and it was all about which ones
started with an uppercase letter and which started with a lowercase letter.
I'm using mySQL and for some reason insists on creating the tables with a
lowercase first letter and I can't rename the tables through the admin
functions. Once I'd got everything matching .... although I'm surprised that
anything worked at all given the name mismatch

Regards 




Shaun Smith wrote:
> 
> Hi Roger,
> 
>    What's happening is that Dali is using the database connection you 
> specified on your JPA project to validate your mappings against the 
> database schema.  If you open the properties of the project and go to 
> Java Persistence you can change the connection to <None>.  With no 
> connection Dali will not validate against the database and the error you 
> see will go away.
> 
> 
> 
>   However, what I think you should do is change the connection to point 
> to the target database schema you're building for so that you can 
> benefit from Dali's validation.   If you're getting validation errors 
> but it works at runtime then the Dali design time connection and the 
> runtime connection info in the persistence.xml must be different or the 
> two databases must contain different schemas.
> 
>     Shaun
> 
> RogerV wrote:
>> I'm using EclipseLink 1.1 within Eclipse Galileo IDE. Everything is
>> working
>> fine, however Eclipse insists in marking the sources containing my
>> entities
>> (@Entity) as being in error. The sources all show "Table <name> cannot be
>> resolved" although as I said everything actually works at run time.
>>
>> This means that every time I try to run anything, unit tests, save to
>> subversion etc, the IDE prompts me with the "Project contains errors"
>> dialog
>> and asks if I want to continue. Of course, these show as errors in the
>> Problems view as well.
>>
>> This is slowly driving me nuts. Does anyone know what's triggering this
>> behaviour and how to stop it.
>>
>> Regards
>>   
> 
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