Re: [Xdoclet-devel] Hibernate module [FIXED]

[Joel Rosi-Schwartz]

Matt Raible wrote:

It is working now - thanks!  There are a couple things to note however.

Fabulous, we are making a bit of progress.

1.  It now gives me messages in German (I'm guessing):

I think this is something that Konstantin "contributed"  :-\  today. Konstantin, could you possibly take a look and see why the default is now German, thanks.

[hibernatedoclet] Running <hibernate/>
[hibernatedoclet] Mappingdatei fnr org.apache.template.User wird
erzeugt.

2.  The package substitution doesn't seem to work - but this is probably
related to my convoluted build process.  I am creating a Struts Form and
VO from an Entity bean.  The Entity bean is not used at all in my
project, and is named org.apache.template.User.  If I the basic
hibernate task, it ends up in a directory structure equivalent to it's
package name.  I expect this.  If I add package substitution, it gets
put in the write package - org.apache.persistence.  However, the name of
the class name is wrong in my Class.hbm.xml.  So I'm using the following
workaround that seems to work fine:

Sorry, this is over head to reply to :-(

- joel

		<!-- generate hibernate files -->	
		<hibernatedoclet
                    destdir="${build.dir}/ejb/gen"
                    mergedir="metadata/ejb"
                    excludedtags="@version,@author"
                    addedtags="@xdoclet-generated at ${TODAY}"
                    force="${xdoclet.force}">	
            <fileset dir="src/ejb"/>        			

			<!-- change package name -->
			<packageSubstitution packages="template" 
            	substituteWith="persistence"/> 

			<hibernate/>

        </hibernatedoclet>


		<!-- package substitution doesn't seem to work for
hibernate -->
		<!-- this is a workaround until it does work -->
        <replace dir="${build.dir}/ejb/gen" token="template"
        	value="persistence" summary="true"/>

I'm sure the problem is that I'm pointing to src/ejb as my source
directory, rather than ${build.dir}/ejb/gen - where my value object is
created.  I suppose I could use a customer value object template that
uses forAllMethodTags to import the hibernate tags, but it was such a
headache with the StrutsForm that I'll pass.  The ideal situation is
that I don't have to use an EntityBean to generate my StrutsForm, and I
should probably fix this - but no bandwidth right now.

Thanks,

Mattdsz



  

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Rosi-Schwartz
Sent: Wednesday, December 11, 2002 5:08 AM
To: Matt Raible
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Subject: Re: [Xdoclet-devel] Hibernate module [FIXED]


Matt,

Could you please check out the latest from cvs and give this another 
go. I want to make sure this is working for you now.

Thanks,
Joel

Matt Raible wrote:

    

I just noticed that I had both the
      

xdoclet-hibernate-module.jar as well
    

as xdoclet-hibernate-module-1.2b2.jar in my classpath. 
Xdoclet-hibernate-module.jar was the one Joel sent me a few
      

days ago.
    

So I removed xdoclet-hibernate-module, made sure my
      

xdoclet-all was up
    

to date, rebuilt everything and now it appears to be working.  I did 
have to close the quote in the hibernate.xtd file though.

Thanks!

Matt


      

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