Hi Thomas,
great, thanks a lot. I haven't had the chance to take a close look so far. But I had a quick look at the documentation and I was surprised by its level of detail. Usually I am working with Oracle and SQL-Server so I cannot straight away run the scripts ( I might set up a MySQL db for that). I am also quite busy at the moment and I don't have as much time as I wish I had. So please give me a few days to look at it in detail before I can let you know what I am thinking. Regards Rainer P.S. We're just about to release Empire-db 2.0.5. We just have to go though the formal release process. Von: Thomas Poling [mailto:[email protected]] Gesendet: Samstag, 25. Juli 2009 16:13 An: [email protected] Betreff: Code Generator Greetings All: Attached is the code generator to create table/record classes based on database schema meta-data. Please read the Word document in the docs folder first. I only have a MySQL database so I haven't tried to make it flexible enough to use with other databases. I'm hoping someone with a little more DB experience can investigate what it would take to use it with other databases. Please note that in the src folder all the classes under the tfmm folder are NOT part of the code generator. They are mostly the code that was generated based on my database. I've included the scripts for this database under the dbscripts folder. You can also ignore the EnumType class for now - I wanted to allow conversion between constrained strings in the DB and java enumerated types, but haven't gotten to this yet. Let me know what you think and if we might be able to use this as a starting point for something that could be included in a future release of EmpireDB. Thanks, Tom
