Answering Minto's question, some questions raised to my mind: 1. Why is getModelComparator() not in interface Platform (and so PlatformImpl.getModelComparator() has protected access)?
2. In the alteration package are quite a number of changes and important Platform methods are deprecated and replaced by others. Of course, anyone can make a svn checkout/export in order to use those features, but how about releasing a 1.1 alpha? I know we are not yet halfway the roadmap, but on the other hand, the fixed issues (jdk 1.4 regex rather than oro, no longer dependency on betwixt, Platform public interface changes) are quite important structural changes that users may start adopting to reducing the amount of work left for the time 1.1 is finally released. Rijk J.C. van Haaften [EMAIL PROTECTED] < [EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Hi folks, > > I wondered if there is a tool available to quickly compare datamodels > using ddlutils. > > Of course I could always xml compare ddlutils based ddl extracts. But I am > looking for something more userfriendly. I plan to extend my webapp with the > ability to check the database against the datamodel that was used to develop > the application. This functionality is needed because the database is not > owned by the application. > > Any ideas or references for me to have a look at ? > > Kind regards, > > Minto van der Sluis >
