Diogo Quintela (EF) wrote:
Check xdoclet 1 and/or xdoclet 2.
They are more maintained I suppose.
Xdoclet 1
http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net/xdoclet/tags/exolab-tags.html
http://xdoclet.sourceforge.net/xdoclet/ant/xdoclet/modules/ejb/EjbDocletTask
.html
Xdoclet 2
http://xdoclet.codehaus.org/Castor+plugin
Regards
Well, but I haven't found ANY documentation of how SQL scripts of the
database
schema needed for mapping should/could be generated by those doclets.
I looked on the XDoclet site and only have found that indeed Castor tags
are taken
under consideration as an <ejbdoclet> subtask. But I don't need EJB's.
I also looked all the way through original JDO documentation on the
codehaus site,
but I haven't found any mention of how to create SQL script for a
database. There is
however a notice, that in the testing framework there supposed to be an
oracle.sql file
somewhere in the tests. And I want to use hsqldb, not Oracle.
Also, in the src/examples/jdo there is a create.sql file for MySQL. And
I want to use
hsqldb in conjunction with my own classes, stored in the database with
correct schema.
And how to create that schema is beyond me...
I just want to use JDO in my client application, backed by a hsqldb
database.
No more, no less. So I need an mapping.xml and a database schema.
While after reading the docs I think that the mapping.xml can be
generated somehow.
But I'm completely unable to see any hint if a corresponding SQL
database schema
could also be generated (at all).
From what I've gathered over two last days I find that my goal is
virtually impossible
to achieve based on the current Castor docs. Please recommend me any
furher reading.
A step-by-step guide would be best, as I can't really find anything like
that.
I don't really want to drop Castor from my project, because it looks
really promising
and I've already invested a lot of my time searching for the information
about using it.
Regards,
Wiktor Wandachowicz
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