Hi Patrick :)
The SchemaUpdate and SchemaExport tool classes live in the
cirrus.hibernate.tools or net.sf.hibernate.tool.hbm2ddl
packages. You should be aware that SchemaUpdate is not yet
as mature as we might like....
"Patrick Lightbody"
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Anyone got any good patterns for making sure tha the database schema is
up-to-date (create/update/delete) when a web-app starts?
I'm guessing that a ServletListener or Servlet that loads on startup would
execute some code that utilizes Configuration.generateSchemaUpdateScript(),
but I just don't have an idea of how that method is used or what the
desired
procedure is for actually executing those queries.
Any chance that Hibernate will include built-in support to do this
automatically (say, called "dev-mode")?
-Pat
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