Kenneth, As long as you associate .sqlj files with the JDE, there's no reason you can't use it to edit them. I've done this quite happily for a while now. As for compilation, you'll do best if you use Makefiles to build your code. Write a rule for generating .java files from .sqlj files and then use it with your usual rule for building .class files. Paul: if you want to add more support for SQLJ you'd need to provide customization hooks for sqlj and possibly for sqljc (which generates the .java code and then compiles it: two phases from a single command). You'd also need to change the command associated with the Compile menu/keystroke for files that end in .sqlj. Eric : At 04:47 PM 8/12/99 +0200, Kenneth Reinhardt wrote: : >Hi, : > : > : >Will there be support for SQLJ files (*.sqlj) in the future? : >(SQLJ is Java standard for static SQL, see: http://www.sqlj.org/ ) : > : > : : Hi Kenneth, : : What did you have in mind? I don't know anything about SQLJ and : so have no idea what additional JDE features would be relevant. : : - Paul :
