Re: [mdr-users] some storage Problems with MDR in Eclipse Rich Clients

I think the problem is that the property names are case-sensitive and 
you mistyped the name. It should be:
org.netbeans.mdr.storagemodel.StorageFactoryClassName
instead of:
org.netbeans.mdr.storageModel.StorageFactoryClassName
Hopefully this helps...
Martin

Marcus Tessmer wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I'm using NetBeans MDR in an Eclipse Rich Client.
> Although I'm able to load XMI-Models in the Repository and read its 
> data I have some "non-user-friendly" problems:
>
> 1. I want to use the in-memory storage because my client should only 
> read model data.
>
>     I use the following code as suggested:
>        
>  /System.getProperties().put("org.netbeans.mdr.storageModel.StorageFactoryClassName",
>                
>  "org.netbeans.mdr.persistence.memoryimpl.StorageFactoryImpl");
>
> /    Nevertheless the repository files (*.btd,*.btx) are created.
>
> 2. The load of these repository files fails. I get the following error 
> messages:
>
>     /org.netbeans.mdr.util.DebugException: Boot failed.
> //    org.netbeans.mdr.persistence.StorageBadRequestException: There 
> is no value for key "storageIds:"/
>   /  org.netbeans.mdr.util.DebugException: Fatal I/O error: 
> org.netbeans.mdr.persistence.StorageBadRequestException: There is no 
> value for key "storageIds:"
>
>     /If I replace the created repository files with some older ones 
> which I created with a simple test application
>     (where NetBeans MDR works without problems)  I'm able to load new 
> models. Unfortunately the size of the repository files
>     are constantly increasing with each loading...
>
> If the in-memory storage is successful I think the second problem 
> wouldn't occur.
> How can I fix that problem?
>
> Regards,
> Marcus
>
>
> /   
>
> /