On Friday 18 February 2005 17.58, Chad Brandon wrote:
> [WZ> ] just go into the root of your project and type 'maven'
>
> If you would open maven.xml you would see the other goals you could run
> there
Ok, it's becoming clearer to me ... Thanks a lot for all your help.
Now the problem I have
For not-null you can model multiplicities as 0..1 but yes we can add a
namespace property that doesn't make not-null the default (just file a JIRA
issue for the hibernate cartridge). About the outer join, take a look at
the hibernateUseOuterJoin property
(http://team.andromda.org/docs/andromda-hib
bingo ! that's it. Hey, this is a *huge* improvement
for my application!
OK, this is the second thing that I don't want
AndroMDA to default for me, the first one being
setting not-null="true" all over the place.
For now, I'm hacking maven code like this:
...but it wo
I think I know what causes my queries to "cascade"...
Needs checking, but I'd like to have your hearings
about this: it's all about the outer-join attribute in
the many-to-one, one-to-one, etc... mappings:
quoting from the hibernate documentation:
The outer-join attribute accepts three differen
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Subject: [Andromda-user] RE: 1:1 associations
No...only composition associations are by eager
No...only composition associations are by eagerly loaded...which sets that
lazy flag to "false" by the way you can turn off the composition defining
eager loading:
http://team.andromda.org/docs/andromda-hibernate-cartridge/namespace.html
(look for compositionDefinesEagerLoading).
That way you can u
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Subject: RE: [Andromda-user] Generated SQL DDL
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> > [CB] I'm assuming you've ge
> [CB] I'm assuming you've generated your application using the andromdapp
> maven plugin? If so after you build your application, the generated DDL
> (since it sounds like you're using hibernate)...will be in project>/app/target
Ok, let me try to be more precise ... I generated a base structu
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Hello !
I just begun using AndroMDA and I am already addict
Hello !
I just begun using AndroMDA and I am already addicted ! Great tool !
I have a very stupid question : where is the generated SQL DDL, used to
create the database ? I'm sure I have seen it somewhere, but I cannot find it
again ...
At the same time, I'm looking for an example of h
> Firt, congratulations to the author(s), andromda is a wonderfull
> product/framework!
>
thanks :-)
> i am using androMDA 3.0M3. I have created my own cartridges and i can
> successfully parse class diagrams to generate some stuff. OK, cool.
>
great, you managed to do that without asking any q
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