Hi,
Under Foo2 -> Attribute, the DbAttribute is blank for all the Foo2
own
attributes.
...
I am writting my own singleclass.vm template, and the absence of Foo2
DbAttributes mean that I cannot access the dbAttribute methods such as
MaxLength(), Name() etc.
I am a bit confused - you do not want to map DbAttributes for certain
object attributes, but then later you want to access them? Could you
explain?
@javax.persistence.Column(name = "${dbAttr.Name}",
Woa! you are building some JPA annotations. Care to elaborate how you
were planning to do with those? :-)
Andrus
On Jul 27, 2006, at 4:04 AM, cay dabbler wrote:
1. I have two classes Foo1 and Foo2;
2. Foo1 is a super class of Foo2
Under Foo2 -> Attribute, the DbAttribute is blank for all the Foo2
own
attributes.
Yes, I have done some edited and it was ok until I reopen the
cayenne.xml
file. I am writting my own singleclass.vm template, and the absence
of Foo2
DbAttributes mean that I cannot access the dbAttribute methods such as
MaxLength(), Name() etc. to do the following:
@javax.persistence.Column(name = "${dbAttr.Name}",
length="${dbAttr.MaxLength}" #if($dbAttr.isMandatory()), nullable =
false
#else , nullable = true #end)
public ${attr.Type} get${stringUtils.capitalized($attr.Name)}() {
return this.${attr.Name};
}
I suppose, this is not what cayenne is meant for, but eh, that's what
invention is all about.
What must I do to force a display of all Foo2 DbAtttibutes ?
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