Description of problem: Warnings/Errors found in JBDS "Problems" View, right after quickstart is imported as maven project. steps to reproduce: 1. Start JBDS 2. import existing maven project 3. Window / Show View / Problems 4. check for errors Actual results: No connection specified for project. No database-specific validation will be performed. switchyard-quickstart-camel-jpa-binding JPA Problem Expected results: no warnings in JBDS
The issue reported is not with SwitchYard, but with the JPA tooling from Eclipse. The JPA Problem reported is actually just a warning, which can be safely ignored. It's more informational than anything, referring to the fact that there is no Hibernate connection associated with the project. If you go to the properties for the project (right-click on the project and select Properties), then go to the JPA node in the tree on the left side, you will see that there is no JPA implementation specified, nor is there a Connection specified. Neither is required for the quickstart to run. So though the label says "problem", since the issue is really just an informational warning I don't think we can do much about it at this point. If you think it shouldn't appear, you can register a bugzilla at Eclipse against the JPA tooling to not show the warning somehow?
The problem reported is with the Dali/JPA tooling at Eclipse requiring a database connection in the JPA project metadata. (See the bottom of the page here: http://www.eclipse.org/webtools/dali/docs/3.2/user_guide/tasks011.htm) The only way to fix this issue is by adding a database connection, which is unnecessary in this case. If you feel that this warning is enough to warrant a change to the Eclipse JPA tooling, please register a bug at Eclipse.