Could you be more specific as to where in the Spring HowTo is the
advice ? I reread the Spring HowTo and I could not find what you are
talking about. I'm probably not looking for the right thing ... but I
would be very happy to understand this point !
Thanks !
Guillaume
On Apr 1, 2005 11:
: [Andromda-user] Interface generation
how ? by writing your own cartridge
AndroMDA there's no support for that at this point, although there is an issue
for it in JIRA:
http://jira.andromda.org/browse/JAVA-6
-- Wouter
here's some advice: read the AndroMDA Spring howto
what you are
[Greg] I wanted this too. I understand the point of view that AndroMDA
is for modeling Spring/Hibernate/Struts/etc, but there are also classes
and interfaces I want to design in my system that have nothing to do
with Spring/Hibernate/Struts/etc. So it would be nice to model general
Java class
>
I have an interface(there is a "realize" link between this
>
interface and the abstract class), an abstract class(with Entity stereotype, I
don´t if this
>
is the right stereotype for an abstract class) and some persistence classses
(with Entity
>
stereotypes),I run the andromda with m
how ? by writing your own cartridge
AndroMDA there's no support for that at this point, although there is an
issue for it in JIRA:
http://jira.andromda.org/browse/JAVA-6
-- Wouter
here's some advice: read the AndroMDA Spring howto
what you are trying to do is not needed at all! you do NOT need
I am using MDv9.0, andromda 3.0-RCI and the hibernate cartridge. I know
hibernate is to deal with persistence classes. I have an interface(there is a
"realize" link between this interface and the abstract class), an abstract
class(with Entity stereotype, I don´t if this is the right stereotype f
