Raffaele Ragni wrote:
Hi list,
months ago i was searching for a visual tool for building the xml schema for torque, but didn't find one..
Then i thought about a tool for that purpose, 'ddorque' (d and d stands for database design).
Right now i have reached a decent working version (still need to complete a pair of things).
The tool is based on the dtd, so that all the data that can be saved in xml can be done by the program
(except for two tags wich still doesn't have implementation: inheritance and id-method-parameter).
Since it's working good i thought to rend it public in the mailing list where it would be most used.
The project does not have a site or a repository, but probably it will in the future.
The sources are under the GPL. required libraries for running/compiling are xerces implementations: xercesImpl.jar, xml-apis.jar, xmlParserAPIs.jar. The j2sdk version wich it's developed is 1.4
- Raffaele Ragni
How does your implementation compare to devaki-nextobjects?
http://www.devaki.org/
We are discussing incubating devaki-nextobjects to eventually bring it in to be part of torque.
Scott
It acts more like a 'specific' editor for the xml schemas, but in a visual way.
If i understood well, devaki exports it's filetypes as schemas for torque, isnt it?
The schemas are treated as saved files, so they can be read/saved as a normal filetype.
(it just adds some comments for visual position for tables).
Other than that, it's a very simple tool.
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