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Hardy,
Have you tried setting up this annotation processor in Eclipse recently ?
I did with the "original" one; just curious if we continued ensuring it work in
the various IDE;s and especially
Eclipse that has lowerlevel hooks into Eclipse JDT to make it more incremental than other
IDE's.
/max
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Have you tried setting up this annotation processor in Eclipse
recently ?
I tried/tested a basic setup in Eclipse and Idea. Nothing too involved.
I haven't tested NetBeans.
I did with the "original" one; just curious if we continued
ensuring it
work in the various IDE;s and especially
Eclipse that has lowerlevel hooks into Eclipse JDT to make it more
incremental than other IDE's.
I just recently in combination with
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/METAGEN-37
learned that Eclipse uses its own compiler. Seems there is a bug in there.
After fixing METAGEN-37 it problem was solved using Sun's JDK or OpenJDK,
but the issue
seems to remain on Eclipse.
Maybe you want to give the latest release a closer look on Eclipse ;-) ?
--Hardy
9:44 a.m.
New subject: [hibernate-announce] Hibernate Metamodel Generator 1.1.0.CR1 is out
> I did with the "original" one; just curious if we
continued ensuring it work in the various IDE;s and especially
> Eclipse that has lowerlevel hooks into Eclipse JDT to make it more incremental than
other IDE's.
I just recently in combination with
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/METAGEN-37
learned that Eclipse uses its own compiler. Seems there is a bug in there.
After fixing METAGEN-37 it problem was solved using Sun's JDK or OpenJDK, but the
issue
seems to remain on Eclipse.
Yes, they have their compiler and provides hooks so it can be done incrementally (i.e.
faster)
Maybe you want to give the latest release a closer look on Eclipse
;-) ?
If I just had the time ;(
I can point you in the directions to look if you ping me on irc ;)
/max
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