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bayofmany / peapod

A new object-graph-wrapper for the Tinkerpop 3 graph stack.
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No framer found for TinkerVertex with label vertex #9

Closed lihost closed 8 years ago

lihost commented 8 years ago

I am getting this runtime exception "No framer found for TinkerVertex with label vertex" while running my demo app.

I have already checked your solution to similar issue. I followed your comment providing steps to setup automatic annotation processing, but no luck.

Here is my console out

java.lang.RuntimeException: No framer found for TinkerVertex with label vertex
    at peapod.internal.runtime.FramerRegistry.get(FramerRegistry.java:97)
    at peapod.FramedGraph.frame(FramedGraph.java:142)
    at peapod.FramedGraph.v(FramedGraph.java:133)
    at tinkerpopSample.App.main(App.java:20)
wsalembi commented 8 years ago

Can you see any generated classes in your project? Which JDK and maven version do you use?

lihost commented 8 years ago

No, there are no generated classes. I am running JDK1.8, Maven-3.3.3 in Eclipse Mars.

wsalembi commented 8 years ago

Can you send me the demo project. I'll have a look at your source code

Jotschi commented 8 years ago

@tsohil You may need to install m2e-apt in order to process the annotations within eclipse.

Jotschi commented 8 years ago

@tsohil Sorry, I just noticed that I missed the fact that the peapod project is currently not setup to be compatible with Eclipse. Unfortunately Maven and Eclipse can be a bit tricky. The pom.xml of the core submodule has to be changed slightly.

You also need to install the build-helper-maven-plugin using the eclipse marketplace.

https://github.com/Jotschi/peapod/commit/1cab872f2677c7d3e15f68f6f4f7c4887a38acc3

lihost commented 8 years ago

@Jotschi I got this update bit late but still thanks a lot.

joeyfezster commented 8 years ago

after doing this, all my generated methods in all my generated classes showed this error: The method <doSomething()> of type should be tagged with @Override since it actually overrides a superclass method.

i can manually add the tag, but this is autogenerated code.. how can i stop this? i also get "unnecessary semicolon" error in a couple of places