I agree that using the "->" symbol is strange. Ideally we should be
supporting JavaBean syntax on names for accessing the data. The "->" symbol
is just not Java. There is a problem with queries, but this can be solved
with a bit of extra coding.
I have actually written an implementation of PersistentField that uses
nested JavaBeans similar to PersistentFieldpropertyImpl which I can donate
to the project., but this issue needs to be resolved so that I can make
sure the PATH_TOKEN is consistent.
I am willing to have a go at making the queries work using a "." separator
is it is agreed that this is the way to go.
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Hello,
I have a minor issue that is not really caused by OJB.
I apologize if this mail is misplaced here. If you feel so,
please ignore it.
In order to use the PersistentNestedFieldMaxPerformanceImpl,
I have to place something like
<field-descriptor name="x->y" column="X_Y" jdbc-type="INTEGER"/>
into the repository_user.xml
I generate this file using xslt-stylesheets, and it is a bit
difficult to get that '>' symbol into the attribute.
Can't we change the syntax to use PATH_TOKEN == "."
rather than "->"?
I know I can write my own PersistentNestedFieldImpl with
that modification, but maybe other people have that same
problem. Besides, the "->"-syntax is not Java-like, is it?
Olli
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