Robert S. Sfeir dijo:
> Antonio the class suffix adds an _ before the name of it. So you end up
> with a bean name with _Bean if your suffix is Bean. That's bad. I feel
> there should be NO _ in the bean names.
It is optional. Some people use this. Simply left it blank and it will
does not add
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Antonio the class suffix adds an _ before the name of it. So you end up
with a bean name with _Bean if your suffix is Bean. That's bad. I feel
there should be NO _ in the bean names.
Thanks
R
Antonio Gallardo wrote:
| Jewett, Diane C dijo:
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Jewett, Diane C dijo:
> On the Apache OJB tab, What is package and class?
"Package" means the package of the generated classes and
"Class Suffix" is an optional suffix to be attached to every generated
classes.
Best Regards,
Antonio Gallardo
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I've figured out how
Anyone tried this with the MS JDBC jar's for SQL Server?
Dave
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Antonio! you're on list! I saw your name in the docs. Nice work.
Look I have to ask you for something. When generating bean names based
on table names, can we not have the _ from the table names in the bean
names and consider every _ a new word?
So
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Jason Pyeron wrote:
| BEAT DRUID WITH STICK or atleast with section 1.6 of the tutorial.
haha yeah I was looking at that, and it STILL wasn't obvious... you
gotta beat ME up with sticks I guess... lol
| now on to code generation
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Charles Anthony dijo:
> I suspect that Druid uses the foreign key metadata stuff in the driver to
> do it's thang. If it ain't reported from MySql, Druid can't use it.
Yep. You are right. If not how we can know what is FK and what not. It
would be a very time consuming to do an analisis of the dat
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> WOW! Foreign-Keys are as ass backwards as can be in Druid. Sorry if
> the author is on here... but geez, relating foreign keys requires you to
> click on a COLUMN TYPE and then scroll down to see it! makes no sense
> if
BEAT DRUID WITH STICK or atleast with section 1.6 of the tutorial.
now on to code generation
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WOW! Foreign-Keys are as ass backwards as can be in Druid. Sorry if
the author is on here... but geez, relating foreign keys requires you to
click on a COLUMN TYPE and then scroll down to see it! makes no sense
if you ask me... but hey what ever work
yes that was line of thought too, until I wrote an DatabaseMetaData2XML
util (posted earlier today) and all of the fk/pk/indecies were there.
On Mon, 17 Nov 2003, Charles Anthony wrote:
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> > From: Jason Pyeron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> > On Mon, 17 Nov 2003, Robert S. Sfeir wrote:
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AHA! I was hoping someone would clear that up. I was looking for that,
and it was the most important part of the whole enchilada :-) Will give
it a try.
I hope the ultra-mini-howto helped others.
R
Charles Anthony wrote:
|>From: Jason Pyeron [mail
> From: Jason Pyeron [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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> On Mon, 17 Nov 2003, Robert S. Sfeir wrote:
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> > I've figured out how to import existing tables if anyone is
> interested.
> >
> > Setup your jdbc driver
> ...
> > Choose Import Entities
> >
> > Check everything
>
> where are the foreign ke
On Mon, 17 Nov 2003, Robert S. Sfeir wrote:
> I've figured out how to import existing tables if anyone is interested.
>
> Setup your jdbc driver
...
> Choose Import Entities
>
> Check everything
where are the foreign keys
> And just figured out how to generate the FULL schema using Druid..
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