On 22.06.2007, at 10:18, .::welemski::. wrote:
Yes, During runtime of my application. I want to have an webobjects
application that whenever a new user is registered, a new table
will be created only for him.
If anyone tried it before please post your solution here.
There are two problems to solve:
You have to create an entity on the fly if you want to use the table
with "normal" WebObjects functions and you have to create the table.
Jacky pointed out a way to create the tables (schema generation) and
to create the entity you do something like that (copied from
ERXJDBCMigrationLock):
EOEntity dbUpdaterEntity = new EOEntity();
dbUpdaterEntity.setExternalName(_dbUpdaterTableName);
dbUpdaterEntity.setName(_dbUpdaterTableName);
dbUpdaterModel.addEntity(dbUpdaterEntity);
EOAttribute modelNameAttribute = new EOAttribute();
modelNameAttribute.setName("modelName");
modelNameAttribute.setColumnName("modelname");
modelNameAttribute.setClassName("java.lang.String");
modelNameAttribute.setWidth(100);
modelNameAttribute.setAllowsNull(false);
The remaining task now is to get that into the application everytime
the application starts up. If you really want to do that: it might be
easy, but the whole concept looks so so dirty to me, I don't even
want to think about it.
cug
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