[Peter]

Hi,

For some reason spring DSL is deleting methods and method contents. I suddenly discovered a whole heap of work has dissapeared but unfortunately did not commit everything to SVN. Now i am trying to recover what i have saved in svn to the class files but when i save some methods disappear and some method contents disapears! It has become extremely frustrating. I don’t understand why under any circumstance would spring dsl delete anything?!

Please help!!

[jkennedy]

Peter,

That is alarming.

Can you give me any additional details about what class the methods were in and any activity in the DSL that was being taken that may help me to pin this down.

The DSL relies on a builder to handle reverse engineering and forward and reverse code generation etc.

Is it possible that you don’t have build automatically turned on? Or that you disabled this builder?

Thanks,
Jack

[Peter]

Jack! Save me!

Auto build is on and the builder as far as i know is also on. I’m not sure how to specify to you which classes have this error. It happens in both jsf components and service classes. I’m not sure what to say to be honest. I have a project that no longer works! So i try to update the classes with that from svn but when i save the method contents disappears or the method disappears. Are there certain steps i should take to update classes?

I really need any advice, development on the project has stopped! :s

[raj82raj]

Hi Peter,

I too faced similar issue. I think you should try by disabling Spring DSL. It should not delete your changes after that.

In my case, i was using myeclipse for spring 9.0. I had disabled auto build and enabled Spring DSL and i was facing similar issue. At present, i have upgraded to 9.1, i have Spring DSL disabled and auto build enable. Everything looks perfect as of now and luckily none of my changes are getting lost.

I am not sure what resolved my problem ? i.e. Disabling DSL or Upgrade to 9.1 . But i feel if you will disable DSL in 9.0, it should work for you too.

Good Luck!
-Raj

[Peter]

Hi Raj,

Thank you for your help, disabling SpringDSL defies the point of purchasing it in the first place 🙂 I would like to use SpringDSL, I just need it to work!

Thanks again!
Peter

[jkennedy]

Peter,

I sent you a direct message, lets try to do a gotomeeting this morning and then determine next steps.

Thanks,
Jack

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