Hi Chad,
in this case (daos and business classes) you can give possibility
to use both solution. If there would be two additional paramaters for
spring cartridge "entities" and "entity-impls" I could choose which
cartridge use to generate business classes.
regards Tomek
Hey Tomasz,
I understand your point of view and I do a agree it
would be good to something like that so we didn't need
to duplicate efforts, however I think the complexity
with that solution may outweigh the issue of
duplication. So I guess it comes down to choosing
between two evils.
Chad
--- Tomasz Lempart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Chad,
such solution has one (but big) weakness. You
must reimplement
hibernate cartridge in spring cartridge or copy all
changes from
hibernate cartridge to spring cartridge. This second
solution is not
possible, because you do not use xdoclet (from my
point of view it is
nice :-) ). Is it not a waste of time and resources?
It is not so easy
to write such cartridge as hibernate cartridge.
regards Tomek
Hi Tomasz,
We've decided not to implement cartridges like that
as
it may become complex for people to figure out what
cartridges go with what, so we try to generate
complete solutions in each one. The spring
cartridge
does NOT use xdoclet (I've left it out on purpose).
Chad
--- Tomasz Lempart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi all,
why spring cartridge when I activate "daos"
and
"dao-impls" generate
business classes (without xdoclet hibernate tags).
Is it correct?
For me it should look as follows:
java-cartridge generate service interface and
service impls
hibernate-cartridge generate business classes
with xdoclet tags and
optionally Factory class (this factory class looks
like ordinary dao so
there should be possibility to exclude it and use
spring daos)
spring-cartridge generate daos for hibernate,
applicationContext.xml
and so on
Am I right? What do you think about it?
regards Tomek
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