zgeorge23

Removing the feature and plugin from the eclipse (I am using Eclipse Europa) installation and creating a local site pointing back to the iReport installation's eclipse update site did the trick. (Enabling RMI server; reinstalling iReport; messing around with the .iReport dir on windows - none of this fixed the issue). -- Zac George

You can actually encounter two kinds of errors ... 1) "Error reading resource ..." 2) "Could not parse mapping document from resource ..." Ensure that you have the right hibernate3.jar file (ireport2.0.3 ships with hibernate jar from 3.0.5). Changing the hiberante3.jar from the 3.2 version seems to fix the first error. For the second one, try adding the classes directory (where the java classes that are mapped are found) to the CLASSPATH setting in iReport (Options->Classpath). -- Zac George

Not sure if you ever received a reply on this... After you obtain the plugin for eclipse from the update site (or if you installed it manually), if you see this error it can be because (as the message says) you haven't launched iReport directly from the installation. So if you simply launch iReport.exe from the iReport installation directory and THEN click on the launch icon within eclipse - it works. Hope that works. -- Zac George