Guys,
There is a problem in ClassInfo.dropCase( String name ) method.
When i have a property with a name starting with a single lowercase letter -
the resulting property name is capitalised...
For example we have a field "cRoid" with a getter getCRoid() and setter
setCRoid( Long cRoid )
When we try to have a query of the form
select * from CLI_CLIENTS where C_ROID = #cRoid#
we get a
There is no READABLE property named 'cRoid' in class ...
And when we use it as a result such as
<result property="cRoid" column="C_ROID"/>
we get a
There is no WRITEABLE property named 'cRoid' in class ...
To make it work I need to reference it as 'CRoid' in the XML - making it
inconsistent.
The problem is the logic in the dropCase method doesnt make the first letter
lower case if the second letter is upper case.
(I suppose this is to catch properties that start with an acronym - eg
getSQLConnection; would be SQLConnection ?!)
I think the Java standard would still prefer the see these properties start
with a lower case letter.
Or Maybe we need someway to override this default behaviour ?
Anyway,
any feed back would be appreciated.
I think I am going to have to change this class for our installation as I don't
want people having to remember to treat some properties differently when
writing queries.
regards,
Mark Ralph
