Herv� Guidetti wrote:
>
> Thanks for these answers.
>
> For point 2. Here are the details (example):
>
> I want to create a new project - Management of products and products
> details. No I have to write manually to classes Product.java and
> ProdDetail.java implementing Persistence and all the getter and setter.
> I find that very boring.
> I 'd like to find a tool to *generate* all my Persistent classes
> automatically.
> For example I write a file like that :
> <application>
> <object name="product">
> <field name="id" type="integer"/>
> <field name="desc" type="char" size="50"/>
> </object>
>
> <object name="prod_detail">
> <field name="id" type="integer"/>
> <field name="desc" type="char" size="50"/>
> </object>
> </application>
>
> For this kind of file I can generate Persistent Object and SQL file to
> create the DB.
>
I'm beginning to see what you mean, but I'm still unclear as to how
you're using the reference to persistent objects.
Castor includes a source generator that will create Java objects for you
from an XSD, but it will not create the DDL for the database. This is
probably not what you want though.
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