Thomas Vandahl wrote:
> On 21.06.11 22:45, Thomas Fox wrote:
> > But as I said, the methods can be turned off via a generation option,
and
> > the default is that the methods are generated. If you are more happy
with
> > the default that the methods are not generated, I can easily change it.
>
>
On 21.06.11 22:45, Thomas Fox wrote:
> But as I said, the methods can be turned off via a generation option, and
> the default is that the methods are generated. If you are more happy with
> the default that the methods are not generated, I can easily change it.
I have no problem with the approach
On 21 Jun 2011, at 11:15 PM, Thomas Fox wrote:
These two approaches also have problems
- they also bloat a class API which is already big
- If one table has several foreign keys, user could want some
relations to
be filled and some not. This can not be achieved with the above
approach.
Thi
> Hmm, I wonder if this could be tucked into the "doSelect"
> methods as an extra flag parameter. E.g., if you do
> something like:
>
> boolean fillRelated = true;
> AuthorPeer.doSelect(criteria, true);
>
> Then a variation of your fill method gets called to
> efficiently return fully populated o
On 19 Jun 2011, at 1:57 PM, Thomas Fox wrote:
I have locally implemented filler methods for associated objects and
would
like to commit the changes.
The filler methods efficiently read related objects. E.g. for the
author
and book tables in the tutorial, the generated methods are
AuthorPeer
>> Any objections or comments to the above ? If not, I'll commit the
changes
>> in a few days.
>If I understand the concept correctly, this is one more method to deal
>with related entities. Each of them may have its advantages and
>disadvantages, however I'm afraid it gets a bit crowded in the P
ed of just going with the fillXXX
method if the JavaDocs made it very clear about what it
was.
Greg
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Hi Thomas,
I guess this could be achieved by using managers, won't it?
Bye, Chris
Am 21.06.2011 19:30, schrieb Thomas Vandahl:
> On 19.06.11 13:57, Thomas Fox wrote:
>> Any objections or comments to the above ? If not, I'll commit the changes
>> in
On 19.06.11 13:57, Thomas Fox wrote:
> Any objections or comments to the above ? If not, I'll commit the changes
> in a few days.
If I understand the concept correctly, this is one more method to deal
with related entities. Each of them may have its advantages and
disadvantages, however I'm afraid
I have locally implemented filler methods for associated objects and would
like to commit the changes.
The filler methods efficiently read related objects. E.g. for the author
and book tables in the tutorial, the generated methods are
AuthorPeer.fillBook(Collection) and BookPeer.fillAuthors
(Colle
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