There are extensive documents on the Wiki and examples that can be
downloaded.
Just a comment but this question realy belongs on the SF forum not the dev
list.
- Original Message -
From: "Prasad Iyer" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Hibernate" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, August 12, 2003
I have a few extensions to the Middlegen plugin (that I have been using
locally). There have
been quite afew users of the plugin and thus this email is a request for
comments as to what
extra functionality would help you. I cannot guarentee that it will be in
the r2 release, though
I will consider
responce(s) will help with the decision.
I did not want the Middlegen
efforts to bog down overley. I am likely to wait a little longer and
review progress.
Cheers David.
- Original Message -
From: "Gavin King" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "David Channon" <[EMA
) is in the Middlegen CVS to deal with
this. I have gone a little further (but it is
a pain (From the GUI presentation perspective rather than technical).
Cheers David,
- Original Message -
From: "Max Rydahl Andersen" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: "Gavin King" <
The activity on this List has just abput died for me.
Has there been any changes of late? (Maybe the new forum is working so well
this list is not
required - just asking).
Cheers David,
---
This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek
Welcome t
I have been fine tuning release 2 of the Middlegen plugin and implementing
functionality that is to be found only in hibernate 2.1. In this case I am
refering to the
extension to the one-to-one mapping. The extension for foreign key link
allows
one-to-one mappings from Middlegen to work correctly.
Please find the src for the latest version of the Hibernate plugin. This is
release two which represents a few enhancements and a number of bug fixes.
The following is what has been included:
o Fields that were for display purposes only where changes would not be
persisted will no longer allow you
Sure you can. Use the JDBC connection you can get from the session and call
the stored procedure.
Native hibernate support is being currently considered.
- Original Message -
From: "bertrand lancelot" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Friday, October 10, 2003 10:22 PM
Subj
I think its a good idea. Because of the new caching API it does not stop
someone using JCS
but caching is so important that an active group would be best. BTW: Like
the colors they have
picked for the logo :-).
Now what does this change (and the generalisation) mean to the DTD and all
those JCS ca
Great work. This will make further enhancements to the Select clause much
easier.
Here are a few more queries from the test package that I use to test some of
the more
recent (and not so well documented) changes to the select clause, eg,
dialect functions.
This one is not recent but affects the pa
In the select clause there is the option to include the current date native
function as a part of the dialect. As Joshua stated the parser looks these
tokens up from the current dialect when its parsing this part of the query.
Currently there is no alias. I had considered adding it but decided not
I think limited application of aliases would be beneficial but query
substitutions would work in many situations. The current date issue I am not
sure that it is one of them. I am guilty of having not tried
hibernate.query.substitutions on this level. I am not sure you can use this
to deal with the
I agree with the SQL-92 function option should eb included as the base set
of supported functions. How many of our supported database are SQL-92?
Obviously that will workout when the work is being done.
I do like the idea of the extended syntax Gavin suggested but do question
whether we need the
I really do think we need to set the HQL name (since it is our syntax)
rather than use raw or what ever as a prefix. Common functions should have a
common name in HQL so the dialects provide a high degree of portability. The
function can never be a simple pass through in the select clause as HQL
en
I am about to release the 4th release of the plugin. Waiting for SF to come
back up.
The next release will feature more enhancements.
Anyway here are the details:
--David,
This is the fourth release of the Middlegen with hibernate plugin. It
includes enhancements and fixes. It has:
o Middleg
John et al,
Please note that this new code module added added as a part of Middlegen
2.1 we are working on at the moment. Its an improvement on the old demo
application that had an EJB backend that we have supplied with previous
versions of the tool. Since this is only in CVS it is likely to no
Emmanuel,
Composition would be my preferred approach.
I agree that the flat representation of XDoclet is less intuitive.
Cheers David.
- Original Message -
From: "Emmanuel Bernard" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, May 01, 2004 7:03 PM
Subject: [Hibernate] An
Hi,
I have just released the Middlegen-Hibernate plugin R5.
It has significant improvements and fixes. I recommend all
Hibernate-plugin users upgrade to this version.
Download package from HIbernate SF downloads.
The release notes follow.
Enjoy,
Cheers David.
-
18 matches
Mail list logo