| Re: [eclipselink-users] EclipseLink 2: ANT Task Error |
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Sorry you are having so much trouble. What I
previously tried to suggest is that you: 1- remove the "-Aeclipselink.persistencexml" directive and 2- copy the persistence.xml file to "D:/Project/website/ant/META-INF/persistence.xml" If that doesn't work, which directory are your classes being generated to? Try adding META-INF/persistence.xml off that directory as well. Cheers, Guy On 16/05/2011 6:12 AM, Chuong Pham wrote: My build.xml file is under D:/Project/website/ant/. I tried your suggestion by copying the persistence.xml file one level up to D:/Project/website/META-INF/ and redefine the ANT task to point to this directory level - still got the same error. >-( I have tried similar ANT tasks for OpenJPA and Hibernate using D:/Project/website/WebContent/META-INF/persistence.xml and it works fine which led me to conclude that there is a bug with the EclipseLink release. Else, it would have failed for OpenJPA and Hibernate, too. I can't believe something so simple as this can take so much time with EclipseLink. It's disappointing!... Unfortunately, the company I worked for already invested too much in EclipseLink so we can't moved off it. I wish I could though... Guy Pelletier wrote:I'm suggesting copying the META-INF/persistence.xml to another level. Based on previous emails you have something like: D:/Project/website/WebContent/META-INF/persistence.xml So copy META-INF/persistence.xml at different directory levels, e.g. D:/Project/website/META-INF/persistence.xml Where is your build.xml/ant task defined? Try adding META-INF/persistence.xml off that directory. Basically, see if the generator can find the file automatically from some other level (other then where you have it now) |