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I'm following the Spring cartridge's how-to as an example of how to create
finders for my entities (no EJB btw). I created operations on my entity exactly
as the example shows, however no findBy methods are generated when I re-run.
All my code is re-generated, but no findBy m
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I created operations on my entity exactly as the example shows, however no
findBy methods are generated when I re-run
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You've marked them with the query flag set to "true", they should show up on
your DAOs if you did.
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I also discovered that the OCL shown on
if you take a look at the console when andromda is running you'll see what
files are generated, in there you'll find .hbm.xml files that have been emitted
into core/target/src
for example:
core/target/src/org/andromda/samples/animalquiz/decisiontree/DecisionItem.hbm.xml
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I'm following the Spring cartridge's how-to as an example of how to create
finders for my entities (no EJB btw). I created operations on my entity exactly
as the example shows, however no findBy methods are generated when I re-run.
All my code is re-generated, but no findBy methods are in it. I
Hi , I am running the samples (car-rental & animal-quiz). Don't see the
hibernate mapping files getting generated.
Is there anything specific i need to do to generate this ?
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the proper way to customize a bpm4struts generated webapp is by moving files
over from your web/target/src directory to web/src/java and making sure you
have enabled the copy-over feature in web/maven.xml by uncommenting the proper
section (it's explained in that file, and mentioned in )
so
i'm missing information on customizing the presentation layer in the how-tos.
do i have to write my own cartridge in order to move to my own styling?
ideally, i'd only have to change some css files, zen garden stylee. what about
form layout though? and what about sidebars, can i just edit th
come on people! lets hear how andromda is being used out there. i'll be posting
a comprehensive message as soon as i've gathered enough experience. in the
meantime, lets hear back from some power users!
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Thanks Chad, that was it.
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Hi cbaretto,
Let's say you want to use EJB, JBoss and Eclipse and you also want to debug
your running server code in Eclipse.
First you will import your project into Eclipse, this is very easy:
go to menu file->import->exsisting project into workspace
browse to the root directory o
there are two types of source files: the ones you edit by hand and the ones you
never touch
they live in separate directories: src/java (such as BonosBeanImpl) and
target/src (such as BonosBean), just make sure your IDE can see both files
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Feel free to file a JIRA issue for the Spring cartridge, and when I get some
time I'll look at implementing it.
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I posted this as a feature request on the hibenate jira, and Christian Bauer
pointed me to the following as an alternative (which doesn't solve the problem):
http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/v3/api/org/hibernate/Query.html#setProperties(java.lang.Object)
(here is the issue:
http://opensou
Hi Andrew,
Took a look at your model...the problem is you're returning an entity from your
webservice (you can only return value objects), if you make a Commit
ValueObject and return that you'll be fine (I guess I should add an OCL
constraint that verifies that).
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I would like to integrate the maven generated code in some IDE like ECLIPSE or
another,
but, when the code was imported in my IDE , some errors are shown, as can you
see below; do you know how to resolve this problem?
// license-header java merge-point
package ing.com.datosBonos;
impor
It sounds like it (Commit) isn't defined in the WSDL, that shouldn't happen
unless something screwy is going oncan you send me your model so I can try
to duplicate it?
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I am trying to create some persistent Objects so i am trying to instantiate a
Dao class and on that trying to use a create-Method.
While doing that following error occurs:
websrcjavacompasspmtactionsCreateProectAction.java:81: cannot access
org.springframework.orm.hibernate3.support.Hibrna
I have been using AndroMDA for about a week now and decided to try deploying a
webservice. I created an <> called Commit which has 2 string
attributes. I created a <><> called CommitService with a
method getCommitById(id:String):Commit. I also have a dependency from the
service to the entit
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What's the problem with modeling a criteria query then?
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We don't want to have to pass a criterion in as an argument. The
criterion-finders generated by Andromda have signatures like Entity
find(Criteria).
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My question is, can this be done in a sin
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With a criteria query, this is easy:
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What's the problem with modeling a criteria query then?
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My question is, can this be done in a single line of OCL
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Probably not, I haven't tried doing something like that, not even sure if
hibernate supp
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take a look at this recent thread .. the user there asked the same question
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Can I modify the existing java cartridge to do this?
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Sure...just add what you want to that cartridge.
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When I generate a project with maven, it's always a J2EE project. Can I avoid
this? I just want to generate some java classes from a UML diagram.
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Hello,
I want to use AndroMDA to generate ordinary Java code (not J2EE) and I'm not
sure how to handle this.
Can I modify the existing java cartridge to do this?
When I generate a project with maven, it's always a J2EE project. Can I avoid
this? I just want to generate some java classes fro
if you file a JIRA issue for it I'll take care of it this afternoon
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can you be a little more specific as to what exactly you would like to see ?
only that setFirstResult() method ?
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setFirstResult() is a thing we need right now. I don't know all capabilities of
Hibernate Criteria interface to ask for more at this point
can you be a little more specific as to what exactly you would like to see ?
only that setFirstResult() method ?
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Hi there,
I'd like to make paged search using criteria. Hibernate Criteria class contains
methods setMaximumResults and setFirstResult. But criteria classes generated by
AndroMDA from <> marked classes have only first method
(setMaximumResults). Why is it so? Is it going to be fixed anytime
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