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It would be nice if Uby displayed a very prominent notice when it is working from a Maven packaged database versus when it is working from the user's local database.
Recently, I followed the (outdated) tutorial code and created my Uby as below. I wanted to use my local mysql.
There weren't instructions anywhere to include this line:
UbyResource.PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION, ResourceObjectProviderBase.NOT_REQUIRED,
and if I hadn't been fixing an unrelated exception, I might not have ever discovered I was not using my local database.
I believe that instructions are in the JavaDoc of PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION.
Actually, it would be good if it was not required to set UbyResource.PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION to ResourceObjectProviderBase.NOT_REQUIRED at all. We should probably assume that if PARAM_URL is set, that PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION should not be used.
I agree. We could also assume that if PARAM_USERNAME and PARAM_PASSWORD are set, it should not be necessary to set UbyResource.PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION to ResourceObjectProviderBase.NOT_REQUIRED.
Btw. the information that the embedded DB is used is also logged:
Also, the process of extracting the database to a temporary location is logged and where to:
UbyResource.this.getLogger().info("Extracting embedded database to [" + tmpDbFile + "]");
I still think we should find a way of doing with the ResourceObjectProviderBase.NOT_REQUIRED. We're pretty much all thinking that this is not intuitive.
If nobody has a better suggestion, then mine would be to try settings PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION to NOT_REQUIRED implicitly when PARAM_URL is set.
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It would be nice if Uby displayed a very prominent notice when it is working from a Maven packaged database versus when it is working from the user's local database.
Recently, I followed the (outdated) tutorial code and created my Uby as below. I wanted to use my local mysql.
ExternalResourceDescription myUbyResource = ExternalResourceFactory
.createExternalResourceDescription(
UbyResource.class,
UbyResource.PARAM_URL, "localhost/uby_open_0_6_0",
UbyResource.PARAM_DRIVER, "com.mysql.jdbc.Driver",
UbyResource.PARAM_LANGUAGE, "en",
UbyResource.PARAM_DIALECT, "mysql",
UbyResource.PARAM_USERNAME, "root",
UbyResource.PARAM_PASSWORD, "pass"
);
There weren't instructions anywhere to include this line:
UbyResource.PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION, ResourceObjectProviderBase.NOT_REQUIRED,
and if I hadn't been fixing an unrelated exception, I might not have ever discovered I was not using my local database.
I believe that instructions are in the JavaDoc of PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION.
Actually, it would be good if it was not required to set UbyResource.PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION to ResourceObjectProviderBase.NOT_REQUIRED at all. We should probably assume that if PARAM_URL is set, that PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION should not be used.
I agree. We could also assume that if PARAM_USERNAME and PARAM_PASSWORD are set, it should not be necessary to set UbyResource.PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION to ResourceObjectProviderBase.NOT_REQUIRED.
Btw. the information that the embedded DB is used is also logged:
UbyResource.this.getLogger().info("Using embedded database");
Also, the process of extracting the database to a temporary location is logged and where to:
UbyResource.this.getLogger().info("Extracting embedded database to [" + tmpDbFile + "]");
I still think we should find a way of doing with the ResourceObjectProviderBase.NOT_REQUIRED. We're pretty much all thinking that this is not intuitive.
If nobody has a better suggestion, then mine would be to try settings PARAM_MODEL_LOCATION to NOT_REQUIRED implicitly when PARAM_URL is set.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: