Debugging Turbine / Torque under Eclipse.

["John N. Alegre" <li...@johnalegre.net>]

Can anyone point me to a HOWTO to set up a Turbine / Torque / Velocity 
project under Eclipse, or any other free debugger for that matter.  I 
want to be able to step through all code my own as well as the 
Turbine / Torque / Velocity code.  I want to be able to start tomcat 
and hit the page and be able to stop at a break in my code.  I have 
tried a number of configurations under both Eclipse and MyEclipse 
with no success.

All comments welcome.
john

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Re: Debugging Turbine / Torque under Eclipse.

[Vick V Lagad <vi...@gmail.com>]

Hi,
If you need the generated Torque classes, just include the <my-app>
1.0-dev.jar from your <my-app>/target folder in your libraries for your
project.

In eclipse do the following:
Go to Project->Properties  ->Java Build Path -> Libraries.
Click on Add Jars and find your <my-app>1.0-dev.jar.

Check all the variables, most importantly MAVEN_REPO (The maven repository).
This is where Turbine, Torque jars are located.

Regards,
Vick

On 5/2/06, sergiu gordea <gs...@ifit.uni-klu.ac.at> wrote:
>
>
> If you have the sorces on your computer, you can say eclipse where they
> are.
>
> When you step into a class that doesn't have the sources into the
> projects source path,
> you will get a page with method names and a button "attach source" or
> something like this.
> Just use that one to indicate the location of the source code.
>
> Best,
>
> Sergiu
>
> John N. Alegre wrote:
>
> >Can anyone point me to a HOWTO to set up a Turbine / Torque / Velocity
> >project under Eclipse, or any other free debugger for that matter.  I
> >want to be able to step through all code my own as well as the
> >Turbine / Torque / Velocity code.  I want to be able to start tomcat
> >and hit the page and be able to stop at a break in my code.  I have
> >tried a number of configurations under both Eclipse and MyEclipse
> >with no success.
> >
> >All comments welcome.
> >john
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TurbineSecurity error

[Matis Aniko <ma...@codespring.ro>]

Hello!

I have a problem with Turbine security. The method:

TurbineSecurity.getGroupById(group_id)

always throws UnknownEntityException: The specified group does not exists.
And the group definitely exists in the database.

The javadoc says:
UnknownEntityException - if the permission does not exist in the database.
"permission" - is this a mistake? or what permission?

Did anybody get the same error? Any solutions?

Aniko Matis


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Re: Debugging Turbine / Torque under Eclipse.

[sergiu gordea <gs...@ifit.uni-klu.ac.at>]

If you have the sorces on your computer, you can say eclipse where they are.

When you step into a class that doesn't have the sources into the 
projects source path,
you will get a page with method names and a button "attach source" or 
something like this.
Just use that one to indicate the location of the source code.

 Best,

 Sergiu

John N. Alegre wrote:

>Can anyone point me to a HOWTO to set up a Turbine / Torque / Velocity 
>project under Eclipse, or any other free debugger for that matter.  I 
>want to be able to step through all code my own as well as the 
>Turbine / Torque / Velocity code.  I want to be able to start tomcat 
>and hit the page and be able to stop at a break in my code.  I have 
>tried a number of configurations under both Eclipse and MyEclipse 
>with no success.
>
>All comments welcome.
>john
>
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