I hope no one actually tried the modeler changes I had made. I
slipped a few silly bugs into the last snapshot I uploaded. The
modeler would exception out when loading in a legacy model. I had
that working at one point, but made a few changes, and never re-tested
with an old model -- had focused too much on the new format. Sorry
about that. I just uploaded a fixed version. The files in question
can be downloaded from http://homepage.mac.com/blacknext and are:
cayenne-1.2-dev-macosx.dmg
cayenne-1.2-dev.tar.gz
Thanks,
/dev/mrg
On 12/1/06, Michael Gentry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I've put a snapshot with the updated modeler/etc on my .Mac account:
http://homepage.mac.com/blacknext
Notes: This was built on a 1.2 baseline. I'd copy models to a temp
directory and open/save/etc there just in case I have a bug somewhere.
I've also added a little bit more content to the wiki page:
http://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/CAY/Password+Encoding
Thanks,
/dev/mrg
PS. I can add this to the 3.0 baseline at some point if people like it.
On 11/29/06, Michael Gentry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I've got more of the encoding done. All reads (and some writes on
> save) go through the encoder classes for the JDBC driver adapter. Two
> standard encoders supplied (plain text, rot13), but you can provide
> your own.
>
> * Read/write password and save into model. If using the plain text
> encoder, this is just like the current Cayenne. Although you can use
> Rot13/custom and save into the model file, too.
>
> * Read/write password and save to file system. Puts the password
> through the encoder and reads/writes from/to a filename you specify in
> the same location as the .xml files. You can move the external
> password file elsewhere at deploy time, though, as long as it is in
> the CLASSPATH.
>
> * Read password from URL. I've tested file: and http: URLs (such as
> http://localhost/~mrg/mrg.pw or
> file:/Users/mrg/Projects/eclipse/workspace/MySQLTest/src/mrg.pw).
> Does not write the password. If someone twists my arm enough, I might
> do it if it begins with file: prefix.
>
> I still haven't added running an external program to obtain the password.
>
> If anyone has thoughts, now would be a good time to add them. :-)
>
> Thanks!
>
> /dev/mrg
>
