Hi,
The code that generates the DBUnit XML file is really robust and is a great
time-saver! Thank you so much for writing it. However, we noticed that the
generated file is missing the many-to-many join tables. This was pretty
simple to fix though.
In dbhelper.ext:
// get unique list of join tables
Set[String] getJoinTableNames(Collection[DomainObject] domainObjects) :
domainObjects.collect( d | d.getJoinTableNames()).flatten().toSet();
// get join tables for this domain object
Set[String] getJoinTableNames(DomainObject domainObject) :
domainObject.references.select(r | isManyToMany(r)
&& r.to.hasOwnDatabaseRepresentation())
.getManyToManyJoinTableName();
In the template:
«DEFINE dbunitTestData FOR Service»
«FILE "dbunit/" + name + "Test.xml" TO_RESOURCES_TEST»
<?xml version='1.0' encoding='UTF-8'?>
<dataset>
«LET module.application.getDomainObjectsInCreateOrder(true) AS
domainObjects -»
«FOREACH domainObjects AS domainObject »
<«domainObject.getDatabaseName()» />
«ENDFOREACH »
«FOREACH domainObjects.getJoinTableNames() AS joinTableName »
<«joinTableName» />
«ENDFOREACH »
«ENDLET»
</dataset>
«ENDFILE »
«ENDDEFINE »
The code that I tested with is slightly different due to my customizations,
but that should be what is needed for Sculptor trunk code. Hope that helps.
Thanks,
Polly
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