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[Rich]

I have precisely the same thing happening as reported by joril, however, I think the myEclipse UI has changed since then because I cannot see any place to specify a Hibernate version.

I can’t even see where the xDoclet lib is anywhere in the project.

I have the Standard Hibernate configuration and their is a hibernatedoclet in the lower left panel with a ‘fileset’ and ‘hibernate’ item checked, but there are no property:value pairs, nor any way to add them.

Is there any further help available with this?

Thanks
Rich

[Riyad Kalla]

Rich,
If you select the doclet and then move to the right column and put your mouse up in the table header on the far right, does it change to a resize icon and you can resize the column? The smashed “0px wide” column issue pops up about 3x a year, very annoying.

[Rich]

Riyad,
That’s pretty tricky all right.
But spec’ing version = 3.0 seemed to do the trick. At least the mapping files are created, now on to see if they’re right.

Now I’ve got to figure out the schema export method.

I’ve seen a thread or 2 indicating Ant is the way to do this. Are there any explicit guides for accomplishing schema export using Ant?

Thanks
Rich

[Riyad Kalla]

Rich,
I don’t follow what you mean, but if you want to generate an XDoclet build script, go to your project properties, MyEclipse-XDoclet and then click the generation tab and change it from dynamic, to actually create the build file for you.

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