tion, when
>it
>can be avoided, and defeats the whole purpose of MDA, because you are then
>synchronizing the different representations of the model by hand.
>
>
>Sherman
>
>
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ary 12, 2004 7:43 PM
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> Subject: Re: [Andromda-user] Hibernate large property/column names
>
>
> Walter Mourão wrote:
> > Hi folks,
> > I'm with a small trouble using the hibernate cartridge: I created a
> > class property with a large na
With Hibernate, the relationship between the Java class, Hibernate
schema and underlying database schema is tight. A lot of people in the
Hibernate community use XDoclet to generate the Hibernate and the
database schemas. I have found this approach to be extremely powerful
and productive, and am r
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Subject: Re: [Andromda-user] Hibernate large property/column names
Walter Mourão wrote:
> Hi folks,
> I'm with a small troubl
Walter Mourão wrote:
Hi folks,
I'm with a small trouble using the hibernate cartridge: I created a class
property with a large name ("descricao Detalhada Processo Envolvido") and
the database I'm using (Interbase/Firebird) didn't like large table/column
names, issuing errors when the schema script
Hi folks,
I'm with a small trouble using the hibernate cartridge: I created a class
property with a large name ("descricao Detalhada Processo Envolvido") and
the database I'm using (Interbase/Firebird) didn't like large table/column
names, issuing errors when the schema script is executed.
The fir
