Hi Stefan, I got it last week ya I have checked out and looked at it. but did not work on that last whole week as I got to complete some tasks in my training place. Its over now and I'm now starting working on this.
And also just now I got my fixed internet connection :). Thanks, Kasun On Fri, Jun 4, 2010 at 5:47 PM, Stefan Seelmann <seelm...@apache.org> wrote: > Stefan Seelmann wrote: >> Kasun Lakpriya wrote: >>> Hi all, >>> I have added some description about each and every component to make >>> the diagram descriptive. Please add your suggestions and modifications >>> need to added to this. It can be found in the same link [1] below. >>> >>> [1] - >>> http://code.google.com/p/dirstudio-ldap-tooling/wiki/ArchitectureDiagram >>> >> Looks very great! >> >> I'm not sure if it is necessary to distinguish between "Apache Directory >> Studio" and "Eclipse". The LDAP Persistence Tooling makes only sense >> when the Studio plugins are installed within the Eclipse IDE. >> >> For the Code Generator you should use a template engine because I think >> it allows great flexibility. >> >> The Schema Creator part is a bit unclear. What do you mean with the >> second bullet "Directly using the API"? >> >> >> I think it's time to make your hands dirty :-) . You already mentioned in >> IRC that you'd like to start with path A, that's great. I'd recommend to >> create a first prototype: >> - Create an new UI plugin that adds a new menu item to the LDAP Browser >> context menu used to select an entry and to call the analyzer >> - Create a simple version of "LDAP entry and schema Analyzer" that just >> extracts the structural object class from the entry and all user >> attributes from the schema >> - Select a template engine for the code generator >> - Create a simple template that just generates a Java class named like >> the structural object class (capitalize the first letter) and with >> attributes (type Object) for all user attributes. No DAO yet. >> >> So for example, when selecting an inetOrgPerson" entry the generated >> Java class looks like this: >> >> public InetOrgPerson >> { >> private Object objectClass >> private Object cn; >> private Object givenName; >> private Object telephoneNumber; >> .... >> } >> >> I think it is important to get some working code very early. Then it is >> much easier to discuss improvements and to add new features. > > Just fyi: I created the initial project structure and maven project, see > [1]. > > Kind Regards, > Stefan > > > [1]http://dirstudio-ldap-tooling.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/persistence-tooling/ > >
