On Apr 17, 2006, at 12:36 PM, Thomas Vandahl wrote:
Yes, you can still do that. The name in the schema and the name in
the Torque configuration have nothing to do with the real name of
the database. This is usually specified in the JDBC-URL only. The
other two names are just used to handle the matching of generated
objects and configurations appropriately.
I for example do this as well: The name of my schema is "turbine"
and the name of my developer database is "testdb".
ok, so now I am confused! I played around with different settings and
I thought I had it down: The db name in the schema.xml file is
inserted into the create-db.sql script and into all generated
BasePeer objects and the configuration name in the Torque.properties
file needs to be the same as well. Hence, if we want folks to work in
their own sandbox, we would have to have
<database name="sandbox1">...</database>
torque.database.default=sandbox1
torque.dsfactory.sandbox1.factory=org.apache.torque.dsfactory.PerUserPoo
lDataSourceFactory
torque.dsfactory.sandbox1. ...
I can see how you can work around that by enforcing manual creation
of the db though. Maybe the lesser of the two not-so-evils?
cheers,
h.
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