Andreas, EJBDoclet fans, what tool do you use to generate the persistence
code, or do you use CMP?
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Andreas, EJBDoclet fans, what tool do you use to generate the persistence
code, or do you use CMP?
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From: Jay Walters [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Andreas, EJBDoclet fans, what tool do you use to generate the
persistence
code, or do you use CMP?
Cheers
be simple.
Andy
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From: Robert Nicholson [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Can you provide an example of you DAOObjects that demonstrate a master
detail relationship?
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I am also interested in the topic of template engines, esp. those driven by
XML models. Can you provide links to any of these opensource offerings?
thanks,
jim
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At this point I would
. That means Craig's stuff allows you to insert
Java code into your templates if the language doesn't do what you need.
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From: James Cook
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I am also interested in the topic
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My thoughts are a bit scattered, but here's what I've got at the moment.
I'm working on putting together a web page but it's a bit funky yet. It's
at, http://www.akutan.org
This is clearly feasible. I have been working on it for my company for the
last 8 months or so. We generate an entire wire frame application from a
high level UML class diagram using XMI XSLT. We generate EJBs, dependent
objects, database scripts, session facades, proxies (Sun Service Locator
