Ok question: I have got lost in the OJB docs... I got your example working ok, but where can i get some documentation on how to code a structure like this:
class contact: id name phone class client id accountName address class timeticket id hours desc client contact ie, have a lookup for contact and client (two separate tables) inside the timeticket class (its own table with the id values from the other two) I just dont see how to describe the timticket class in the .jdo file. JD ----- Original Message ----- From: "Antonio Gallardo" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Monday, July 28, 2003 5:30 AM Subject: Cocoon and OJB with JDO. > Hi Cocooners! > > I am currently working trying to use OJB with Cocoon. I already wrote a > simple example and I invite you to see it at wiki. :=) > > http://wiki.cocoondev.org/Wiki.jsp?page=OJBWithJDO > > Please note this is a first attempt to use an alternative project to > Hibernate. I choosed OJB because it is under the Apache umbrella. This > simple fact will allow us to integrate it in Cocoon. The problem with > Hibernate it the LPGL. :( > > My idea is that we can build a OJB block and make the life easier for > people building database webapp. this block can be easily used with Flow. > I am looking for it. > > The OJB can be used as the "model" of the MVC design paradigm. Currently > we are working in the Controller, called "Flow". An for the View we have 2 > candidates Woody and JXForms. > > I will keep working on this stuff and post to the list the results of that. > > Of course, I am not too smart ;) > I need to thanks to Ricardo Rocha for the advise: > > "Forget XSP and check JDO" > > Best Regards, > > Antonio Gallardo. > > > >
