Re: [mdr-users] Accessing the NBMDR from the NetBeans IDE

Hi,

ludger goeke wrote:

>I tried to access the NBMDR with the following simple application, that I
>started in the NetBeans IDE.
>
>    MDRManager manager =MDRAccess.getDefault().getDefaultManager();
>    MDRepository repository =manager.getDefaultRepository();
>    String allNames[] =repository.getExtentNames();
>
>    for(int i=0;i<allNames.length;i++){
>            System.out.println(allNames[i]);
>    }
>
>But it is just the name "MOF" of the MOF-Extent  printed,although there are
>more extents in the MDR, as I can see in the MDR-Explorer. After "MOF" is
>printed  a StorageBadRequestException is thrown. Is it possible that I
>access the wrong storage-files ?
>  
>
Remember you can't use MDR storage files by two applications running at 
once. MDR b-tree is a single-client database. Accessing it from multiple 
applications simultaneously will cause problems. Also there is a 
possibility that your standalone MDR version is different from the 
version you are using in NetBeans.

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>
>Another question I have, is about adding a module to to netbeans.
>I added the jar-File with my generated Interface to the $nbdir/modules
>directory. In the manifest for that jar-file I only wrote the classpathes
>and OpenIDE-Module: uml2module/1  . Is this sufficient ? I didn`t understand
>what the OpenIDE-Module-Localizing-Bundle-attribute means.  
>  
>
That should be enough - just check if your module appears under 
Tools->Options->IDE Configuration->System->Modules and that it is enabled.
Regards,
Martin