Re: [Hibernate] Default values for collection of elements

2005-08-23 Thread Emmanuel Bernard 
Max, some defaults are already different from hbm and we have more info 
I guess.


I had that in mind, but the rule has to be pretty primitive:
remove an extra s if in small letter and if the property size is more than 1
add an exception for children, bijoux, choux, genoux, cayoux, ...

It should work for most English words, the majority of French ones (Max 
knows we have some interesting exceptions), but for other languages...


Gavin King wrote:


Can you de-pluralize the name of the association? I guess that is too
hard...




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Subject: [Hibernate] Default values for collection of elements

I've finally implemented the most awaited features of annotations ever (
even before JDK 5 came out ;-) ): collection of primitive and core type.

I'm wondering the appropriate defaults though:

@Entity
public class MyClass {
 @Id getId() {...}
 @OneToMany
 public SetString getElements() {...}

create a MyClass_elements table
having a MyClass_id column (default for EJB3) and an 'elt' column

'elt' is the default for HBM, but 'elements' might be a better one.

Any opinion, better defaults?



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Re: [Hibernate] Default values for collection of elements

2005-08-23 Thread Max Rydahl Andersen 


Then use element or value and be done with it ;)

Or how about eltval?

/max

Max, some defaults are already different from hbm and we have more info  
I guess.


I had that in mind, but the rule has to be pretty primitive:
remove an extra s if in small letter and if the property size is more  
than 1

add an exception for children, bijoux, choux, genoux, cayoux, ...

It should work for most English words, the majority of French ones (Max  
knows we have some interesting exceptions), but for other languages...


Gavin King wrote:


Can you de-pluralize the name of the association? I guess that is too
hard...




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Subject: [Hibernate] Default values for collection of elements

I've finally implemented the most awaited features of annotations ever (
even before JDK 5 came out ;-) ): collection of primitive and core type.

I'm wondering the appropriate defaults though:

@Entity
public class MyClass {
 @Id getId() {...}
 @OneToMany
 public SetString getElements() {...}

create a MyClass_elements table
having a MyClass_id column (default for EJB3) and an 'elt' column

'elt' is the default for HBM, but 'elements' might be a better one.

Any opinion, better defaults?



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RE: [Hibernate] Default values for collection of elements

2005-08-23 Thread Gavin King 
Can you de-pluralize the name of the association? I guess that is too
hard...




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Subject: [Hibernate] Default values for collection of elements

I've finally implemented the most awaited features of annotations ever (
even before JDK 5 came out ;-) ): collection of primitive and core type.

I'm wondering the appropriate defaults though:

@Entity
public class MyClass {
  @Id getId() {...}
  @OneToMany
  public SetString getElements() {...}

create a MyClass_elements table
having a MyClass_id column (default for EJB3) and an 'elt' column

'elt' is the default for HBM, but 'elements' might be a better one.

Any opinion, better defaults?



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