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- please try to isolate the problem. The server should work well with no entity classes in the classpath . support Support

to the plugin runtime classpath . Fixing  "SELECT p FROM Point p" to  "SELECT p FROM Pilot p

up to carry this out. Just make sure you have all dependencies in classpath and make sure

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

/ @PersistenceCapable annotation (or alternative XML, e.g package.jdo in the classpath ).  Finnally

your own static methods you have to run the Explorer with classpath that contains your classes

ObjectDB versions in both the  pom.xml and the . classpath files. support Support I've tried

Support Many thanks. I suspected that it was something related to the classpath as I had a similar

your classes to the classpath of the Explorer and the Server, since methods are not stored in

directory). Both objectdb.jar and objectdb-jee.jar are on the classpath . Finally, the application

Hi, I downloaded the objectDB from the https://www.objectdb.com/download and then added the objectdb.jar in my classpath . I used the default objectdb.conf file present in the objectdb.jar file and it is working without any activation code. Is it is bug in objectdb or it works

; objectdb.jar is not available in the classpath . support Support There is no objectdb.jar , only objectdb

issue with the way I have added the objectdb.jar to the classpath or something.  But I'm not sure

must also be available in the classpath , otherwise load would fail. If you run ObjectDB in an OSGi environment in

with all the classes in your classpath . To add a new 'MyEntity' class - run a dummy query: " SELECT e

, you may have to put ObjectDB and Hibernate in a specific order in the classpath (try both options

with your configuration resource before objectdb.jar in the classpath . support Support

classes on my classpath even if I do not need them (if I use Hibernate, for example

ObjectDB as an extension to JPA), the classes must be made available to the server JVM by adding them to classpath . support Support

logging frameworks present on classpath . Nice description of this issue can be found here: http

Hello! I am currently migrating my project to Java 8. I'm using Spring and AspectJ load time weaving. Unluckily the LTW option of Spring is global. If it's enabled it also tries to find other class transformers on the classpath . This is normaly not a problem because the ObjectDB enhancer ignores

for enhancement and when these classes are available in the classpath . This method is used in

version 2.6.2. Also there's only one objectdb jar on the classpath . It's also not a network problem

the classpath . Update: Starting ObjectDB 2.6.6 new indexes are automatically built and activated in

the following simple test (with your persistent classes in the classpath ): import javax.persistence

also on the server side (by running the server with the correct classpath ). support Support Interesting solutions

the server has access to an old version of the class (in its classpath ) without the new field. support

.Enhancer'   classpath = sourceSets.main.runtimeClasspath   args '-cp', 'src/main/groovy

because I can't seem to detect the classes on the classpath even at the moment when the LinkageError

; main = 'com.objectdb.Enhancer'   classpath = sourceSets.main.runtimeClasspath   args '-cp

to get such messages unless ObjectDB cannot find your entity classes in the classpath . When an entity

don't need to define the .odb in a specific location or include any additional jars in the classpath

the server with a classpath that includes the new class files, although your workaround is also fine

change in your application to register the change, or run the Doctor with a classpath that contains your entity classes. support Support

.MyEntity      true Otherwise, ObjectDB may search and register all the entity classes in the classpath . support Support

synthetic, i.e. apparently ObjectDB found real classes in the classpath for them (unless

) must be available for the server in its classpath . support Support

the query in the explorer, because it says that the method doesn't exist. I tried adding the classpath

for old ObjectDB jar files in the classpath . support Support Yes, you are right. We use also different

.common.execution=ALL-UNNAMED --add-modules RTDEngine -Dfile.encoding=UTF-8 - classpath "C:\Program Files

is not anywhere in the classpath . You are not using classes that have been enhanced by an older

I've attached a test which fails with the error "ArrayIndexOutOfBoundsException: -1". It runs 10 threads which create and persist objects. The objects are based on application objects so its not a single class test I'm afraid but it is standalone. I'm running as follows: java - classpath objectdb

- does it work? If it works, you may try running the Explorer with a classpath that contains

(and possibly all your application jars) to the classpath of the server to make the method available on the server side. support Support

in the classpath . support Support Just tried running the Doctor on a database with your model

. Could you please double check it (sometimes the old objectdb.jar file remains in the classpath and the wrong

. Could you please verify that there is no old objectdb.jar in the classpath and you are actually using a recent ObjectDB version? support Support

is down and the database is closed) and no old objectdb jar should remain in the classpaths

Objectdb version 2.8.3: Java version is current: java -version openjdk version "11.0.9.1" 2020-11-04 OpenJDK Runtime Environment 18.9 (build 11.0.9.1+1) OpenJDK 64-Bit Server VM 18.9 (build 11.0.9.1+1, mixed mode)   But activation complains: java - classpath objectdb.jar com.objectdb.Activator

available in the classpath . support Support Thanks for your suggestion.. It solved my problem