For those interested in the DatabaseObjectBuilder, it's almost complete.
It now generates the DataObjects, Peers, and MapBuilders given a SQL
script. It'll also add your license to the top of the file.
However, this version does _not_ use templates. It uses out.println()
statements in the
on 6/17/2000 7:44 PM, "dave bryson" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's still a lot of work to do, but hopefully we can refine it
into a handy tool.
Dave. That rocks. You are going to save me so much time with Scarab (and
other projects). :-) I soo appreciate your doing this.
See ya at
Why not design the design the system in a modular way so that either a schema
parser or an XML parser can be layered on an underlying engine. That way
it doesn't get tied to a particular DB's schema syntax either. Then its
up to us to write the parser we want if it's not there.
I like this
on 6/5/2000 7:26 PM, dave bryson at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's some of the issues we face in doing this:
* Dealing with the small differences in schema between databases.
* What's the best way to initially populate the TableMaps - from schema
or an XML file.?
* Should we use templates
I mentioned awhile back about building on to the DataBaseMapBuilderTask
to have a Ant task that would also generate the Peers and DataObjects
from the DB schema. Since some of you expressed an interest in this I
thought I'd give you an update where it's at:
The initial idea was to use WebMacro
