So.. here's the quick and dirty of how to set this up to get it to work in SmartFox 2x.
1. Track down the following jars and place them in your SFS2X/lib directory.
antlr-2.7.6.jar
dom4j-1.6.1.jar
hibernate-jpa-2.0-api-1.0.0.Final.jar
hibernate3.jar
javassist-3.12.0.GA.jar
jta-1.1.jar
2. Add your jdbc driver to the SFS2X/lib directory
3. Create a new project to hold your entities and add your entities to it.
4. Export the Entity project as a jar to the SFS2X/lib directory.
5. Create a META-INF/Persistence.xml file under the SFS2X directory
6. Ensure that you add the jar-file attribute to the persistence.xml. It is referenced from theSFS2X root.. not the META-INF directory, so you simply need to reference the lib/foo.jar file in the persistence.xml in order for Hibernate to scan your classes.
<jar-file>lib/gameEntities.jar</jar-file>
7. Add your game project jar to the SFS2X/extensions/{project} directory.
8. Add an appender for hibernate to the log4j properties file at SFS2X/config/
log4j.category.org.hibernate=INFO,consoleAppender
It's really that simple... Hopefully, this will save a few others some time when working with this configuration.
If you notice a magic number exception.. you are probably running RC3, which seems to have a classfile conflict. Use RC1b and that should solve the problem..
3. Create a new project to hold your entities and add your entities to it.
4. Export the Entity project as a jar to the SFS2X/lib directory.
5. Create a META-INF/Persistence.xml file under the SFS2X directory
6. Ensure that you add the jar-file attribute to the persistence.xml. It is referenced from theSFS2X root.. not the META-INF directory, so you simply need to reference the lib/foo.jar file in the persistence.xml in order for Hibernate to scan your classes.
<jar-file>lib/gameEntities.jar</jar-file>
7. Add your game project jar to the SFS2X/extensions/{project} directory.
8. Add an appender for hibernate to the log4j properties file at SFS2X/config/
log4j.category.org.hibernate=INFO,consoleAppender
It's really that simple... Hopefully, this will save a few others some time when working with this configuration.
If you notice a magic number exception.. you are probably running RC3, which seems to have a classfile conflict. Use RC1b and that should solve the problem..
