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Ole Ersoy commented on DIRSTUDIO-232:
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The Tuscany LDAP DAS does this and it is written for ApacheDS. You would take
an XML Schema that is the model for the data and use it to generate the code
via Eclipse EMF. Then you just populate a model (For instance the model could
be of the ADS server.xml file, assuming it had a schema) and call
LDAPDAS.write(modelInstance)...and it will store it in ADS.
I still need to write the users guide, but the tests are fairly thorough, in
case anyone wants to give it a shot. I'll also be glad to answer any
questions of coarse.
So say for instance you wanted to store a Maven pom.xml file in ApacheDS.
You would first take the maven xml schema modeling the pom. Generate the
corresponding java class model using EMF (Maven uses modello instead). Use the
EMF API to load an instance of a pom.xml file, and store it in say a reference
called mavenProjectReference. Then call LDAPDAS.write(mavenProjectReference);
And that's it. Now that pom.xml file is stored in ApacheDS.
> DAO Generator
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> Key: DIRSTUDIO-232
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DIRSTUDIO-232
> Project: Directory Studio
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Reporter: Christine Koppelt
> Priority: Minor
>
> The Data Access Object (DAO) design pattern offers a method for seperating
> the access to data from the underlying data stores. One of the disadvantages
> of this patter is, that the implementation requires a lot of code to be
> written.
> There already exists some code generators which generate java code for
> accessing data from RDBMS according to this pattern. For example:
> http://mdaog.sourceforge.net/.
> It would be quite cool to add such a DAO code generator to Studio for
> accessing data from LDAP servers.
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