 1 | Just wondering if it's possible to add enhancement in the gradle build file after compilation? an example of this, for an IntelliJ gradle based project would be very helpful. David The following seems to work:
task enhance(type: JavaExec) {
main = 'com.objectdb.Enhancer'
classpath |
1 | gradle works:
task enhance ( type: JavaExec ) {
main = 'com.objectdb.Enhancer'
classpath |
1 | with a classpath that contains all your classes. But if Money is serializable and changing |
1 | that objectdb.jar is not available in the classpath. There is no objectdb.jar , only objectdb-ee.jar i saw. I |
1 | , and to run your own static methods you have to run the Explorer with classpath that contains your classes |
1 | Hi I was trying to enhance some of my classes and I got an error : Failed to generate dynamic type com.package.RootContainer (error 361) It seems that all dependent classes are on the classpath , so what is missing or how to recognize what is wrong with that class ?? thanks in advance b |
1 | . Here is the quick code I whipped up to carry this out. Just make sure you have all dependencies in classpath |
1 | the ObjectDB Server with a classpath that includes your entity classes. Hi Thanks. Thats great. Best wishes Markus |
1 | to the classpath of the Explorer and the Server, since methods are not stored in the database |
1 | have added the objectdb.jar to the classpath or something. But I'm not sure where to go from |