This is cool :-)
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> http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?p=2313044#2313044
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> http://blog.hibernate.org/cgi-bin/blosxom.cgi/2006/07/06#hibernatetoolsbeta6released
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http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?p=2313044#2313044
http://blog.hibernate.org/cgi-bin/blosxom.cgi/2006/07/06#hibernatetoolsbeta6released
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Using Tomcat but
http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?p=2302253#2302253
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Hi guys,
now that annotations is starting to be dependent on 3.2.x it would make
sense if the tools moved along and
thus allowed usage of latest ejb3/annotaitons work in the ant and eclipse
tools.
I assume that hibernate 3.2 will be compatible with 3.1 mapping files
+ possibly additions a
http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?t=954780
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you should go to the user forum/jira about this stuff.
no one have reported any classcastexception when doing reverse engineering
so feel free to report that in jira.
/max
I've got a problem with the current build.
I've got an MS-SQL Server database containing a number of tables (which
was c
I've got a problem with the current build.
I've got an MS-SQL Server database containing a number of tables (which
was created by "upsizing" a MS Access database).
Some of these tables contain columns which are of syntax "money" (which
is basically a fixed-point decimal field storing a number to 4
For those who care ;)
http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?p=2273924#2273924
Marshall/Koen: the multipage editors seem to work as long as you change
from StructuredTextEditorXML to StructredTextEditor,
but that is clearly not their intention ... I don't know if I can adapt
the code to d
Max,
Have you begun to look at getting them working for M9 ? I have synced
up and take a look at things, some refactoring and Content Assist
changes. Please advise.
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Sent: Thursday, October 20, 2005 2:31 AM
Subject: Re: [Hibernate] Re: Hibernate tools 3.1 beta 1
Max Rydahl Andersen a écrit :
go look at tools.hibernate.org where all the download links are
Max Rydahl Andersen a écrit :
> go look at tools.hibernate.org where all the download links are.
tools.hibernate.org redirects to http://www.hibernate.org/255.html
and the download link at the top of the page points to
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=40712&package_id=141977
On Thu, 20 Oct 2005 10:59:42 +0200, Xavier Poinsard
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Max Rydahl Andersen a écrit :
The 3.1 beta1 release of the Hibernate Tools for Eclipse and Ant
features support for annotations and query parameters in the query
console, a reveng.xml editor an
Max Rydahl Andersen a écrit :
>
>
> The 3.1 beta1 release of the Hibernate Tools for Eclipse and Ant
> features support for annotations and query parameters in the query
> console, a reveng.xml editor and many improvements to wizards,
> templates, and code gener
The 3.1 beta1 release of the Hibernate Tools for Eclipse and Ant features
support for annotations and query parameters in the query console, a
reveng.xml editor and many improvements to wizards, templates, and code
generators.
See the complete list with screenshots for more
ok, but I would like make rcp form your plugins and i can do it with
new wizards (similar yours).I want add reverse engineering in
rdb/datatools database explorer, too
(I try it before in JIRA), but rdb/datatools are bad for now (there
isn't support for postgresql, for example and oracle
su
ok, but I would like make rcp form your plugins and i can do it with
new wizards (similar yours).I want add reverse engineering in rdb/datatools
database explorer, too
(I try it before in JIRA), but rdb/datatools are bad for now (there isn't
support for postgresql, for example and oracle
support
I wont do much about RCP at the moment. Will wait until I get time (in a
few weeks) or until
someone provides patches.
/max
Hello Max,
I think that you can do next :
make preferences, for example, isRcp (boolean) and initializer set this
to false
in ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor#pr
Hello Max,
I think that you can do next :
make preferences, for example, isRcp (boolean) and initializer set this to false
in ApplicationWorkbenchWindowAdvisor#preWindowOpen we set automatic this
preferences
to true
When user call wizard we check this preferences and make root folder like now
i
Hi,
we should definitly not add duplicated code - the wizard should be
parameterized to handle both cases IMO.
I want the RPC application to reuse as much code as possible - especially
regarding ui code since that is
a pain to debug/test.
/max
On Monday 17 October 2005 02:55 pm, Max Rydah
On Monday 17 October 2005 02:55 pm, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
> yes, exactly.
>
> We need to decouple stuff so it can run on non-eclipse-project "things".
>
> /max
It mean - don't include eclipse projects framework and change/add wizard
for non-project files/directories ?
i think that is enoug
A couple of people have asked about RCP'ing Hibernate tools.
I did the initial "prototype" just to see how tough it would be.
It's pretty easy to make it work based on a stripped down eclipse (37
meg),
but still some work needed to make it a standalone thing that can
WizardPage or create new wizard for RCP
I suppose that it is similar for reveng.xml wizard and cfg.xml wizard
Regards
On Monday 17 October 2005 12:19 pm, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
> Hi,
>
> A couple of people have asked about RCP'ing Hibernate tools.
> I did the initial "pro
Hi,
A couple of people have asked about RCP'ing Hibernate tools.
I did the initial "prototype" just to see how tough it would be.
It's pretty easy to make it work based on a stripped down eclipse (37 meg),
but still some work needed to make it a standalone thing that can
The 3.1 alpha 5 release of the Hibernate Tools for Eclipse and Ant
features new views in the query console (dynamic SQL preview, class
diagrams), HQL syntax coloring, formatting, and code completion, as
well as many other improvements to wizards, templates, and code
generators. See the
The new updated version of the Hibernate Tools project includes
significant updates to the Eclipse editors, plugings, and wizards, as
well as a unified and convenient Ant task for integration of the
tools in your regular builds. See the What's New overview or download
directly.
Max,
This is change :
line 214-218 in ArtifactGeneratorWizard
except this :
public Object execute() {
cfg.readFromJDBC(new JDBCFilter() {
public boolean acceptTableName(TableIdentifier name) {
return !name.getName().startsWith("BIN$"); // to avoid oracle pain.
HACK! need to
On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 15:35:47 +0200, snpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hello,
This is new reveng plugin
Popup work with table,view and schema - when user choose schema filter
return all tables in schema (choosing schema work when doesn't exists
default_schema
in hibernate config)
http://www.snpe.co
Hello,
This is new reveng plugin
Popup work with table,view and schema - when user choose schema filter
return all tables in schema (choosing schema work when doesn't exists
default_schema
in hibernate config)
http://www.snpe.co.yu/org.hibernate.reveng1.zip
regards
Haris Peco
On Monday 18 April
On Mon, 18 Apr 2005 04:52:27 +0200, snpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Max,
I see new version JDBCFilter etc
Can I change reveng plugin or you have yet adding
JDBCFilter now uses TableIdentifier which should allow you to filter
on catalog and schema.
Partial rev.eng is not done yet.
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Max,
This plugin for call hibernate artifact wizard from database server view
(webtools)
Popup menu is for views and tables
Plugin work when choose tables without dependencies with another tables -
for better version You have to change JDBCBinder
link : http://www.snpe.co.yu/org.hibernate.reven
On Thursday 14 April 2005 02:08 pm, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
> >> I'll look at syncing up with the latest webtools.
> >>
> >
> > Max,
> > I try with last webtools cvs and it work.I will make that JDBCFilter
> > return true
> > for all dependencies (exported and imported keys).
> > webtools
On Thursday 14 April 2005 07:59 am, Max Rydahl Andersen wrote:
> On Wed, 13 Apr 2005 23:12:53 +0200, snpe <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > Hello,
> > yes, i want limit metadata and I wait for your changes
>
> ok.
>
> >
> > Question 1:
> > Can I limit dependencies (many-to-one,one-to-many) in J
I'll look at syncing up with the latest webtools.
Max,
I try with last webtools cvs and it work.I will make that JDBCFilter
return true
for all dependencies (exported and imported keys).
webtools have complete jdbc framework (you can get table
description,column,indexes,
keys ..) - hibernat
n the ui too.
/max
> Hello,
> I try integrate any database explorer and hibernate tools
> I want, for example, that choose object (table,views ) from explorer
> and call hibernate reverse engineering wizard.
> I use sqlexplorer (patched), but I will try webtools when M4 be out
>
flexible way of filtering tables - only possible in code at first,
> but i'll expose it in the ui too.
>
> /max
>
>
> > Hello,
> > I try integrate any database explorer and hibernate tools
> > I want, for example, that choose object (table,views ) from explor
ntegrate any database explorer and hibernate tools
I want, for example, that choose object (table,views ) from explorer
and call hibernate reverse engineering wizard.
I use sqlexplorer (patched), but I will try webtools when M4 be out
(April 22)
I have any request from tools
1) I need new method (o
Hello,
I try integrate any database explorer and hibernate tools
I want, for example, that choose object (table,views ) from explorer
and call hibernate reverse engineering wizard.
I use sqlexplorer (patched), but I will try webtools when M4 be out (April 22)
I have any request from tools
1
Hi,
I have eclipse plugin. It is wizard to add Hibernate
instrumantation. It registers incremantal project
builder and runs transformation on class files after
JDT compiler. Do you need this stuff ? I develop
plugins for eclipse and I can contribute more stuff if
you will find it usefull.
http://tools.hibernate.org/
http://annotations.hibernate.org/
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> On 20 Jan (22:42), Henri Tremblay wrote:
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> > But there's not much support for project conversion from
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> To create hbm.xml files automagiclly from classes you should really try
> xdoclet.
>
> All new project at work are now done using xdoclet+hiber
On 20 Jan (22:42), Henri Tremblay wrote:
> But there's not much support for project conversion from as far as I know.
> I'm trying to fill the hole.
Did you try Middlegen?
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> Henri Tremblay wrote:
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> > Hello,
> >
> > At job we have decided to convert our application to Hibernate to
> > solve some persistence issues that were pr
Christian Bauer wrote:
On 20 Jan (21:52), Henri Tremblay wrote:
An existing application is not really easy to convert but it's going pretty well. The first thing that was missing was to be able to create hbm.xml files. I tried class2hbm (and improved it a little) but it wasn't enough. So on my
To create hbm.xml files automagiclly from classes you should really try
xdoclet.
All new project at work are now done using xdoclet+hibernate and we still can
belive how much productivity we have gained from this combination.
Regards,
Angel Aray.
On Tuesday 20 January 2004 16:52, He
Henri Tremblay wrote:
Hello,
At job we have decided to convert our application to Hibernate to
solve some persistence issues that were previously done by hand
(caching, lazy loading, outter-join and so on).
An existing application is not really easy to convert but it's going
pretty well. Th
On 20 Jan (21:52), Henri Tremblay wrote:
> An existing application is not really easy to convert but it's going pretty well.
> The first thing that was missing was to be able to create hbm.xml files. I tried
> class2hbm (and improved it a little) but it wasn't enough. So on my free time I've
>
Hello,
At job we have decided to convert our application
to Hibernate to solve some persistence issues that were previously done by hand
(caching, lazy loading, outter-join and so on).
An existing application is not really easy to
convert but it's going pretty well. The first thing that w
Eclipse is easy and great.. I will try out the new version!
Does the new version allow you to copy and paste queries into it from
externally?
Eric Pugh
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and paste queries into it from
externally?
Eric Pugh
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Subject: [Hibernate] Hibern8IDE now part of hibernate-tools...
Still just in CVS, but you can get a binary archive at
http://www.xam.dk/blog/?itemid
Title: RE: [Hibernate] Hibern8IDE now part of hibernate-tools...
Fantastic.. I love using it to test my queries, and running it from inside of Eclipse is easy and great.. I will try out the new version! Does the new version allow you to copy and paste queries into it from externally
Still just in CVS, but you can get a binary archive at
http://www.xam.dk/blog/?itemid=19
Enjoy ;)
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I'm not sure if people noticed, but I submitted an alternate Middlegen
plugin that generates hbm.xml, as discussed here. Theres a few
improvements I need to make to that, but I will try to get onto
"finishing" it in the next few days.
I also understand that Konstantin is adding composite id suppo
And I've added some replies there also :) (look for "- Max")
/max
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Summary: Shell scripts to run hibernate tools
Initial Comment:
Awesome library! Here's some shell scripts for the
hibernate1.2/bin. I tested them on Mandrake Linux, but
they should work for most any Bourne-ish shell (ksh,
sh, bash)...
These will unzip
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