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David Whitehurst

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Has there ever been a definitive answer to the "Circular placeholder reference 'jdbc.driverClassName' in property definitions" issue?  An explanation or something that will fix this immediately?  I've seen lots of posts where Mike says replace with hard values but we know that the placeholders work, we've seen it.

David

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mraible

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Some javascript/style in this post has been disabled (why?)
This happens when you end up with an unprocessed jdbc.properties in your classpath.

On May 6, 2009, at 6:02 PM, David Whitehurst <[hidden email]> wrote:

Has there ever been a definitive answer to the "Circular placeholder reference 'jdbc.driverClassName' in property definitions" issue?  An explanation or something that will fix this immediately?  I've seen lots of posts where Mike says replace with hard values but we know that the placeholders work, we've seen it.

David

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dusty

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You will see that when you are running unit tests or the web app in your IDE without maven.  You need to run at least process-test-resources to get the tokens replaced and in the target folder.  As long as you don't do a full rebuild in your IDE and the IDE output is the same as maven the IDE should leave it alone since the tokenize version in your src is now "old".


On May 6, 2009, at 5:02 PM, David Whitehurst <[hidden email]> wrote:

Has there ever been a definitive answer to the "Circular placeholder reference 'jdbc.driverClassName' in property definitions" issue?  An explanation or something that will fix this immediately?  I've seen lots of posts where Mike says replace with hard values but we know that the placeholders work, we've seen it.

David

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David L. Whitehurst
http://www.capehenrytech.com … Providing software instruction through a sea of Technology.