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    I am plugging along at this hibernate module on pluralsight. I'm just getting back into Java and all the stuff that goes with it. I'm learning eclipse pretty good, everything is going well. So I had some other stuff to do yesterday, and I figured while I did that I'd install the GWT stuff and the toolkit for eclipse. When I came back in this morning and returned to the pluralsight module, I'm surprised to find that I keep throwing all kinds of errors related to hibernate. Quick output of the exception shows that it can't find my cfg file. Ok, it's there....everything was working when I left it.... but I try to make another and then my error changes to can't find my first mapping file. I'm confused. So, on a hunch, I go in there and just put a space in the file and save it. Poof, now it finds it. I had to do that with each mapping file. So, I guess it forgot? Anyway, I like eclipse. I'm learning the shortcuts and it's growing on me. Easier with maven too. Just this one quirk so far, other than flipping my world upside down and putting me on Java.

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      I am plugging along at this hibernate module on pluralsight. I'm just getting back into Java and all the stuff that goes with it. I'm learning eclipse pretty good, everything is going well. So I had some other stuff to do yesterday, and I figured while I did that I'd install the GWT stuff and the toolkit for eclipse. When I came back in this morning and returned to the pluralsight module, I'm surprised to find that I keep throwing all kinds of errors related to hibernate. Quick output of the exception shows that it can't find my cfg file. Ok, it's there....everything was working when I left it.... but I try to make another and then my error changes to can't find my first mapping file. I'm confused. So, on a hunch, I go in there and just put a space in the file and save it. Poof, now it finds it. I had to do that with each mapping file. So, I guess it forgot? Anyway, I like eclipse. I'm learning the shortcuts and it's growing on me. Easier with maven too. Just this one quirk so far, other than flipping my world upside down and putting me on Java.

      Elephant elephant elephant, sunshine sunshine sunshine

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      Ian Shlasko
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      I gave up on Eclipse... Drove me crazy... I'm using IntelliJ now :)

      Proud to have finally moved to the A-Ark. Which one are you in?
      Author of the Guardians Saga (Sci-Fi/Fantasy novels)

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        I gave up on Eclipse... Drove me crazy... I'm using IntelliJ now :)

        Proud to have finally moved to the A-Ark. Which one are you in?
        Author of the Guardians Saga (Sci-Fi/Fantasy novels)

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        I have that as well. All the tutorials pretty much use eclipse. The one dude on pluralsight with the web fundamentals used intellij, but he's like "Yup, here , we've already set up the project so we just..." Except I had no idea how to set up the project at the time. So I'm waiting on IntelliJ for now. It's kind of a mixed bag. The company I'll be working with uses eclipse, but the devs here on my team will use intelliJ. I'm not sure which way I'll go. I think the speed of intellisense in the intellij is a good enough reason to use it. It's not that good in eclipse. I used to use netbeans for everything.

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          I am plugging along at this hibernate module on pluralsight. I'm just getting back into Java and all the stuff that goes with it. I'm learning eclipse pretty good, everything is going well. So I had some other stuff to do yesterday, and I figured while I did that I'd install the GWT stuff and the toolkit for eclipse. When I came back in this morning and returned to the pluralsight module, I'm surprised to find that I keep throwing all kinds of errors related to hibernate. Quick output of the exception shows that it can't find my cfg file. Ok, it's there....everything was working when I left it.... but I try to make another and then my error changes to can't find my first mapping file. I'm confused. So, on a hunch, I go in there and just put a space in the file and save it. Poof, now it finds it. I had to do that with each mapping file. So, I guess it forgot? Anyway, I like eclipse. I'm learning the shortcuts and it's growing on me. Easier with maven too. Just this one quirk so far, other than flipping my world upside down and putting me on Java.

          Elephant elephant elephant, sunshine sunshine sunshine

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          I found Eclipse a greater pile than that one time Digby got nervous. Now I use Netbeans for any Java

          veni bibi saltavi

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            I found Eclipse a greater pile than that one time Digby got nervous. Now I use Netbeans for any Java

            veni bibi saltavi

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            I always liked netbeans, but the plugins are usually late to adopt if at all. That's the only issue I had with it. Other than that, it's a fantastic IDE in my opinion. I think I'd go with IntelliJ now that I would get a subscription at work.

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              I am plugging along at this hibernate module on pluralsight. I'm just getting back into Java and all the stuff that goes with it. I'm learning eclipse pretty good, everything is going well. So I had some other stuff to do yesterday, and I figured while I did that I'd install the GWT stuff and the toolkit for eclipse. When I came back in this morning and returned to the pluralsight module, I'm surprised to find that I keep throwing all kinds of errors related to hibernate. Quick output of the exception shows that it can't find my cfg file. Ok, it's there....everything was working when I left it.... but I try to make another and then my error changes to can't find my first mapping file. I'm confused. So, on a hunch, I go in there and just put a space in the file and save it. Poof, now it finds it. I had to do that with each mapping file. So, I guess it forgot? Anyway, I like eclipse. I'm learning the shortcuts and it's growing on me. Easier with maven too. Just this one quirk so far, other than flipping my world upside down and putting me on Java.

              Elephant elephant elephant, sunshine sunshine sunshine

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              I do all my java edits/compiles on a TI-99 now... Sometimes it even spells dirty words when you hold it upside down

              "... having only that moment finished a vigorous game of Wiff-Waff and eaten a tartiflet." - Henry Minute  "Let's face it, after Monday and Tuesday, even the calendar says WTF!" - gavindon   Programming is a race between programmers trying to build bigger and better idiot proof programs, and the universe trying to build bigger and better idiots, so far... the universe is winning. - gavindon

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                I do all my java edits/compiles on a TI-99 now... Sometimes it even spells dirty words when you hold it upside down

                "... having only that moment finished a vigorous game of Wiff-Waff and eaten a tartiflet." - Henry Minute  "Let's face it, after Monday and Tuesday, even the calendar says WTF!" - gavindon   Programming is a race between programmers trying to build bigger and better idiot proof programs, and the universe trying to build bigger and better idiots, so far... the universe is winning. - gavindon

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                one of these?[^]

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