Re: please help with complexObjectModel

2004-02-18 Thread E.Nebrat
Thank you, Michael. netseeker wrote: ah, you are using the javaName attribute. Ok, this should work: -- BR, Eugene Nebrat. - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]

RE: please help with complexObjectModel

2004-02-18 Thread netseeker
18, 2004 12:24 PM > To: Apache Torque Users List > Subject: Re: please help with complexObjectModel > > > I didn't know about any schema-elements naming rules from docs... But > anyway there is something else here... > > >I guess your column is named exactly as

Re: please help with complexObjectModel

2004-02-18 Thread E.Nebrat
I didn't know about any schema-elements naming rules from docs... But anyway there is something else here... I guess your column is named exactly as the related table, eg. foreign column name ="SomeTable" and related table name="SomeTable". This is my schema fragment. Could you point me, what's w

RE: please help with complexObjectModel

2004-02-18 Thread netseeker
Hi Eugene, I guess your column is named exactly as the related table, eg. foreign column name ="SomeTable" and related table name="SomeTable". With complex object model torque tries to generate two methods: one to retrieve the column value and another one to retrieve the related table object(s). J