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Re: [mylar-dev] Could not restore offline repository tasks file - connector core class not found
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Lubos and Alena Pochman wrote:
that was my conclusion too, but I am not sure how to avoid it. I
followed the other connectors,
mainly Trac and Bugzilla as templates and they also have their own
...RepositoryTask and their ...RepositoryTaskData.
So I am not sure what I did differently, because Bugzilla or Trac do
not have that problem.
Could it be that they use their own serialization somehow and I failed
to implement it?
As far as I can tell bugzilla is only using subclass of
RepositoryTaskData for a new task wizard/editor. So, the one which is
persistent is actually using RepositoryTaskData as a storage. Perhaps
that class should be made final to remove any confusion.
regards,
Eugene
On 12/29/06, *Eugene Kuleshov* <eu@xxxxxxxx <mailto:eu@xxxxxxxx>> wrote:
I guess the idea is not to use custom task data class, because
TasksUiPlugin don't know about your connector at the startup time.
regards,
Eugene
Lubos and Alena Pochman wrote:
> I am writing connector for CodeBeamer and when I create CodeBeamer
> repository task, exit Eclipse and restart it I am getting error
(info):
>
> Could not restore offline repository tasks file, creating new one,
> likely cause is format update.
>
> Cased by class not found java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:
> org.eclipse.mylar.internal.codebeamer.core.CodeBeamerTaskData
>
> The class is part of the connector core plugin and the path
> org.eclipse.mylar.internal.codebeamer.core is exported.
> It fails in
>
org.eclipse.mylar.internal.tasks.core.TaskDataManager.readOfflineData()
>
> Anybody has an idea why on offline report loading the connector
> classes are not found, but they are found later on (connector
works).
>
> Stack trace:
