Thomas Fischer wrote:
>> Can you explaim why is so overwhelmed by Hibernate ? Is there some
>> performance related isssue ?
>
> My personal opinion is that there are two reasons:
> 1) documentation is _MUCH_ better for hibernate
> 2) The concept for hibernate seems to be easy: Give an object to Hi
FYI - Schema docs are under the Generator tab. As to the
Torque vs Hibernate, I agree with what Thomas said and would
add the following:
Hibernate is supported and "marketed" by Redhat/JBoss (a
great deal initially, but now it's a community thing). In
addition, they designed it on better "buzz
I guess I need some aid in the field of comprehension ability: I tried
to start using hibernate a few times but I have never found the right
netry point in the docs, Torque has been really fast to learn at least
to produce the first classes and first code for CRUD operations.
Anyway, thanks again
> Can you explaim why is so overwhelmed by Hibernate ? Is there some
> performance related isssue ?
My personal opinion is that there are two reasons:
1) documentation is _MUCH_ better for hibernate
2) The concept for hibernate seems to be easy: Give an object to Hibernate
and Hibernate does all
Greg, thanks for your answer really exhaustive.
But then where I can find a reference for the schmea file , so that I
can change or add all the db information I need ?
This ml seems really supportive: since Torque seems no more progressing
since 2007 I was fearing there was no actrivity on the lis
Ok, now I understand why someone has choosen to change the java code of
the JDBC ant task (found it on some mailing list) !
Thomas Fischer ha scritto:
> I am surprised that the jdbc task recognizes foreign keys ? Or did you add
> the foreign-key elements yourself ?
>
>Thomas
>
No the f
> In my prev message I didn't said that , I have defined the db using the
> server , then I have generated the schema using the jdbc ant task and
> the classes using the om ant task.
> I don't want to define myself the shema file because I'm more famliar
> with SQL and then I don't want to make Tor
OK, the part about the jdbc task clears a lot up. This task does
the best it can using the standard meta info supplied by the
JDBC drivers. Since this is a standard across all the various
DB server types, there are some limitations when it comes to various
"pseudo" standards that Torque supports
Hmm, that should be "reference" instead of "documentation".. or
you can find it in the side bar under Torque 3.3. / Runtime /
Reference / Relevant classes.
> -Original Message-
> From: Ivano Luberti [mailto:lube...@archicoop.it]
> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2009 10:25 AM
> To: Apache Tor
Ok but it seems there is a broken link at the beginning to a page that
seems promising
http://db.apache.org/torque/releases/torque-3.3/runtime/documentation/relevant-classes.html
Thomas Fischer ha scritto:
>> Hello, can someone point me to some documentation explaining the role of
>> the various
Here it is .
In my prev message I didn't said that , I have defined the db using the
server , then I have generated the schema using the jdbc ant task and
the classes using the om ant task.
I don't want to define myself the shema file because I'm more famliar
with SQL and then I don't want to make
> Hello, can someone point me to some documentation explaining the role of
> the various type of classes generated by Torque ?
Documentation by example:
http://db.apache.org/torque/releases/torque-3.3/tutorial/step5.html
Thomas
> I'm using postgres to generate torque classes but the automatic
> generation seems to make a few mistakes.
> In the base class I found this java statement
>
> private int pkAnagrafica =
> nextval('anagrafica_pk_anagrafica_seq'::regclass);
>
> which is marked as wrong by the compiler.
>
> The s
Hello, can someone point me to some documentation explaining the role of
the various type of classes generated by Torque ?
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Hello I have searched the net quite a lot but I have not been able to
find the answer to this problem.
I'm using postgres to generate torque classes but the automatic
generation seems to make a few mistakes.
In the base class I found this java statement
private int pkAnagrafica =
nextval('anagraf
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