I'm not aware of a Maven plugin that will automatically generate JPA
entities (from SQL scripts, or a DB?). But I'm pretty sure there are
tools that will go the other way -- generate SQL DDL from a set of
fully annotated JPA entities. That said, I don't know of such a Maven
plugin off the top of my head.
Thanks,
Aaron
On Sun, Sep 28, 2008 at 4:42 AM, Reda <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Camel is a very powerful sw (I'd like to use it with smx4, osgi) and could be
> more and more used but from my point of view (a not expert of camel, spring,
> maven and eclipse tools..) it needs some more detailed
> documentation/tutorials or links to external documentation...
>
> I found interesting the section "XSD and JAXB Beans for the Canonical XML
> Format" fro tutorial "tutorial-business-partners"...: where you add an XSD
> file in a specific directory and magically maven will create the java
> code...
>
> Is there something similar for the JPA? Are PersonDocument.java and
> CustomerEntity.java created manually or automatically with
> maven,eclipse,...?
>
> Thanks in advance
>
> Matteo
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