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I added new Database connection on the service tab right click on the package with database model and select generate new entity classes from database. When wizard open I don't see any Database connections from my connection list, in the drop down menu there was a Fetch from the server. I close the wizard restart IDE and open wizard same way as before and I see all database connections.
I'm sorry, I cannot reproduce this bug. Reassigning to javaee/Persistence. Sergey, can you please evaluate it? Thank you.
doesn't seems common and workaround isn't perfect by also simple enough. anyway sorry but there are no details . - what project type is used - for maven: was server set at project creation? was it set later? - what server is used - what connection is created? - what do you mean "all connections", do you have more connections except one created in the issue? please reopen the issue with details.
Created attachment 131961 [details] First open of the New Entity Classes from Database
Created attachment 131962 [details] Second open of the New Entity Classes from Database
I used maven based webapplication project. Maven version is 3.0.4 local instalation not budnled in NB. Java version I using is 1.7.0_10 (64 bit) Server was not set at project creation. I set it manually later. I used connection to Oracle DB server with ojdbc driver (driver version 11.2.0.3.0) Oracle DB version 11g Enterprise Edition Release (11.2.0.1.0) I created through wizard Oracle Thin. Attached images First open -> fresh start of the NB 1. selected package with DB model 2. right click on package select New -> Entity Classes from Database 3. Data sources are present click Cancel to close wizard 4. Now again steps 1 and 2 5. Image Second open depicts the result don't see database conections. After click to Fetch from server NB Select deployment windows appears. Hope this helps
ok, it's not as described before but first open show conenctions and second one do not show. but correct behavior is second one, if server isn't set, project should request connections avalable for some server, it shouldn't use some already registered connection.
Correct me if I'm wrong but if I understand correctly what you wrote. Why should database connection be dependent on application server? I develop under glassfish but application should be deployed also on jboss, tomcat and so on. I generate entity classes for persistance layer and do not care about application server at this time.
Therefore I think that correct behavior is first one. If I want to generate entities for RCP application I will not define application server.
At least it's just isn't supported maven and ant functionality match and require to know server to get what is supported and to generate persistence.xml, jpa controllers etc based on environment. There may be more dependency on server I miss right now, for example jpa version supported and more. If you need just entities you can always create j2se library module instead of web/ee.
what I mean isn't supported is to get entities from somewhere and then configure server to work with this entities properly, you always need first to configure server and then project to depend on this configuration.
*** Bug 227485 has been marked as a duplicate of this bug. ***
>P4 for now as it's the issue but gives once extra functionality which isn't supported in real, will change back if there will be more complains about unclear behaviour.
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