Update of /cvsroot/xdoclet/xdoclet/modules/jdo/src/META-INF
In directory sc8-pr-cvs1.sourceforge.net:/tmp/cvs-serv23851
Modified Files:
xtags.xml
Log Message:
Remove documentation of sql.table, sql.field and sql.relation tags, as they
don't appear to be used in the JDO templates (XDT-601).
Index: xtags.xml
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RCS file: /cvsroot/xdoclet/xdoclet/modules/jdo/src/META-INF/xtags.xml,v
retrieving revision 1.27
retrieving revision 1.28
diff -C2 -r1.27 -r1.28
*** xtags.xml 8 Jan 2006 11:06:52 -0000 1.27
--- xtags.xml 8 Jan 2006 11:49:30 -0000 1.28
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*** 882,908 ****
<tag>
- <level>class</level>
- <name>sql.table</name>
- <usage-description>
- Defines the mapping to a relational database. To use if the JDO
bean is to be persisted on a relational database.
- WARNING: All sql.* tags are not supported by most of the JDO
implementations and are replaced by new tags in JDO2!
- </usage-description>
- <unique>true</unique>
- <condition-description>
- Applicable to the whole class.
- </condition-description>
- <condition type="class" />
-
- <parameter type="text">
- <name>table-name</name>
- <usage-description>
- Name of the table to map to.
- </usage-description>
- <mandatory>false</mandatory>
- </parameter>
- </tag>
-
-
- <tag>
<level>class</level>
<name>jdo.package-vendor-extension</name>
--- 882,885 ----
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*** 2232,2236 ****
! <tag>
<level>field</level>
<name>jdo.value-column</name>
--- 2209,2213 ----
! <tag>
<level>field</level>
<name>jdo.value-column</name>
***************
*** 2351,2359 ****
! <tag>
<level>field</level>
<name>jdo.column</name>
<usage-description>
! This is only supported by JDO2!
</usage-description>
<unique>false</unique>
--- 2328,2336 ----
! <tag>
<level>field</level>
<name>jdo.column</name>
<usage-description>
! This is only supported by JDO2!
</usage-description>
<unique>false</unique>
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*** 2464,2572 ****
- <tag>
- <level>field</level>
- <name>sql.field</name>
- <usage-description>
- Defines the mapping of a field to a relational database. To use
if the JDO bean is to be persisted on a relational database.
- Usually only one @jdo.mapping tag is required for a basic
persistent field, except for fields that link to a persistence-capable class,
- where there are as many @jdo.mapping tags as there are foreign
keys to this class, and for fields that represent a 1:n relationship
- where no @jdo.mapping tag is required, and finally for fields
that represent a n:m relationship where there are as many @jdo.mapping tags
- as there are foreign keys from the relation table to the table
for this class.
- WARNING: All sql.* tags are not supported by most of the JDO
implementations and are replaced by new tags in JDO2!
- </usage-description>
- <unique>false</unique>
- <condition-description>
- Applicable to a persistent field (basic field or object
relationship)
- </condition-description>
- <condition type="field"/>
- <parameter type="text">
- <name>table-name</name>
- <usage-description>
- (Experimental) For basic fields part of an inheritance
mapping onto multiple tables, the name of the table that the field is mapped to.
- </usage-description>
- <mandatory>false</mandatory>
- <condition-description>
- The field must be in a sub-class mapped partially onto
another table.
- </condition-description>
- </parameter>
- <parameter type="text">
- <name>column-name</name>
- <usage-description>
- Name of the column to map the field to. For fields
representing a n:m relationship, name of one of the foreign key column in the
relation table pointing to the table for this class.
- </usage-description>
- <mandatory>true</mandatory>
- <condition-description>
- Applicable only on a persistent field
- </condition-description>
- </parameter>
- <parameter type="text">
- <name>related-field</name>
- <usage-description>
- Name of the field in this class matching the foreign key in
the relation table.
- </usage-description>
- <mandatory>false</mandatory>
- <condition-description>
- The field must be a collection representing a n:m relationship
- </condition-description>
- </parameter>
- </tag>
- <tag>
- <level>field</level>
- <name>sql.relation</name>
- <usage-description>
- Further defines the mapping of a field of type Collection.
- WARNING: All sql.* tags are not supported by most of the JDO
implementations and are replaced by new tags in JDO2!
- </usage-description>
- <unique>true</unique>
- <condition-description>
- Applicable to a persistent field of type Collection
- </condition-description>
- <condition type="field"/>
- <parameter type="text">
- <name>style</name>
- <usage-description>
- The style of the mapping between this class and the objects
contained in the collection.
- For 1:n relationships, the style is 'foreign-key'.
For n:m relationships, the style is 'relation-table'
- </usage-description>
- <mandatory>true</mandatory>
- <condition-description>
- Applicable only on a persistent field of type Collection
- </condition-description>
- <option-sets>
- <option-set>
- <options>
- <option>foreign-key</option>
- <option>relation-table</option>
- </options>
- </option-set>
- </option-sets>
- </parameter>
- <parameter type="text">
- <name>table-name</name>
- <usage-description>
- Name of the relation table when style is
'relation-table'
- </usage-description>
- <mandatory>false</mandatory>
- <condition-description>
- Applicable only on a persistent field of type Collection used
in a n:m relationship
- </condition-description>
- </parameter>
- <parameter type="text">
- <name>related-field</name>
- <usage-description>
- Name of the field in the class contained in the collection
refering to this class.
- For a 1:n relationship, this is a field of the same type as
this class, for a n:m
- relationship, it is a field of type Collection containing
elements of the same type as this class.
- </usage-description>
- <mandatory>false</mandatory>
- <condition-description>
- Applicable only on a persistent field of type Collection
- </condition-description>
- </parameter>
- </tag>
-
-
</tags>
</namespace>
</xdoclet>
-
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