> Just corius, why does generating add, set, get for
> the hibernate beans makes
> you loose any advantage ? (Where is there created a
> prallel class
> hierarchy?)
XDoclet works like this:
- grab source class tagged with tags
- generate something out of it.
So, say you have base class without getters etc,
but with properties. You can {theoretically,
since no tags or templates exists for this puprose }
tag properties appropriately. Then you can generate
source for real one class with getters / setters
( derived from base one ) -> you got 2 classes &
you have to work with new one.
What I like inhibernate is the ability just
write my persistent classes , and work wit them.
Not like entity beans with all those interfaces
& utility stuff. Though we might be generation some
utility stuff by xdoclet - like remote facades & crud
adapetrs for going to hibernate through session bean.
It simply does not pays to use xdoclet for generation
of getters/setters. Every decent IDE will yllow
you to do this.
But when it comes to generation of shitload of XML
descriptors - xdoclet comes to full strength...
regards,
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