Re: Setting up SDO2 factories

2006-01-19 Thread Jeremy Boynes
Style 1 seems more in line with SDO practice. There is already a DataFactory helper that allows the creation of instances: class commonj.sdo.helper.DataFactory { DataObject create(Class interfaceClass); } and with suitable metadata it could easily return an enhanced POJO or some subclass that

Re: Setting up SDO2 factories

2006-01-18 Thread Frank Budinsky
Jeremy, I think this should work, but you need to register the statically generated model by calling SDOUtil.registerStaticTypes(). You need to first generate the classes (if you already have SDO 1 generated classes, it may also work, but I'd recommend regening with the SDO 2 generator).

Re: Setting up SDO2 factories

2006-01-18 Thread Jeremy Boynes
Frank Budinsky wrote: Ultimately though it would be good if people could use SDO2 without needed to generate any code at all. Wouldn't it be possible to provide implementations of user interfaces using Java Proxies (perhaps with codegen using ASM or something to boost performance)? Well, a

Re: Setting up SDO2 factories

2006-01-18 Thread Jim Marino
On Jan 18, 2006, at 3:14 PM, Jeremy Boynes wrote: Frank Budinsky wrote: Ultimately though it would be good if people could use SDO2 without needed to generate any code at all. Wouldn't it be possible to provide implementations of user interfaces using Java Proxies (perhaps with codegen