In Java EE Tree view: EJB2.1 CMP Entities relationship editor is hidden in EJB module editor under "EJB Relationships" tab. Java EE Persistence Unit viewer is available in Persistence Unit editor.
Regards, Gregory Shrago
Tom wrote: >> There is such a tool for EJB persistence units
Where can I find information about how to use it? Thanks in advance.
Sorry, Gregory, I can't find it. I've created a new, empty project and added an 'Ejb Module'. Neither in the 'Project' view ('View as: Java EE: Structure') nor in project's module settings I find a tab named "EJB Relationship". Did I miss something obvious?
In Java EE structure tree select EJB Module and press F4 (or RMB, Edit...). If your module has ejb-jar.xml then EJB Module editor will show up with "EJB Relationships" tab in it (at the bottom).
Gregory
Tom wrote:
Sorry, Gregory, I can't find it. I've created a new, empty project and added an 'Ejb Module'. Neither in the 'Project' view ('View as: Java EE: Structure') nor in project's module settings I find a tab named "EJB Relationship". Did I miss something obvious?
Hello Tom,
T> Is it planned to provide a graphical database structure tool like
T> Fabrique with IDEA 6.0?
There is such a tool for EJB persistence units, but I don't think we're going
to provide anything applicable to general databases in 6.0.
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Dmitry Jemerov
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Where can I find information about how to use it? Thanks in advance.
Tom
Hello Tom,
In Java EE Tree view:
EJB2.1 CMP Entities relationship editor is hidden in EJB module editor
under "EJB Relationships" tab.
Java EE Persistence Unit viewer is available in Persistence Unit editor.
Regards,
Gregory Shrago
Tom wrote:
>> There is such a tool for EJB persistence units
Sorry, Gregory, I can't find it. I've created a new, empty project and added
an 'Ejb Module'. Neither in the 'Project' view ('View as: Java EE:
Structure') nor in project's module settings I find a tab named "EJB
Relationship". Did I miss something obvious?
Tom
Hello, Tom
In Java EE structure tree select EJB Module and press F4 (or RMB,
Edit...). If your module has ejb-jar.xml then EJB Module editor will
show up with "EJB Relationships" tab in it (at the bottom).
Gregory
Tom wrote: