Re: running MDR outside of netbeans

Hi Andre,
there is no need to "prepare" the openide. As Francois-Regis pointed 
out, you can look at UML2MOF tool as an example of a standalone application.
If you wrote a code already and it does not find the default repository, 
usual mistake is that people include mdr.jar on the classpath of their 
standalone application - don't do that - mdr.jar is a NB module that 
unregisters default MDRManager implementation from the lookup and 
registers it's own MDRManager implementation that is configured via NB 
layers - since your standalone application contains no layer XML files 
defining the default repository, it is not found. So try to just remove 
the mdr.jar from your classpath.
Martin

André Hamel wrote:
> Hi,
> 
> I am looking for information on how-to run MDR outside of the netbeans 
> IDE.  Can you point me to the right resource?
> 
> I have looked for DJava but was not able to locate this resource.
> 
> I have downloaded the mdr project from cvs and was successfully able to 
> compile the source code.  But, when I trace the code it seems I am 
> unable to create the default repository.  Is there a basic setup guide I 
> can use to prepare the openide so I am able to make MDR think it is 
> running inside netbeans!
> 
> Thank you in advance,
> 
> André Hamel
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