--- Paul Galbraith <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > >>For example, <join> has a <key> subelement in the > >>mapping DTD, so I > >>would prefer to have hibernate tags named > >>@hibernate.join (which we > >>have) and @hibernate.key (which is currently > >>join-key instead). > >> > >> > > > >If it is the same element and receives the same > >parameters, it shall keep the same name... > >If possible... > > > > > Yet, above I've given an example where it is > possible, yet does not keep > the same name...
Please file JIRA Issue.. ( jira.codehaus.org ) > There are also several hibernate collection tags in > xdoclet 1 that were, > in my opinion, unneccessarily created. Keeping the > tag names identical > to the mapping elements would have been preferable. > I haven't looked in > xdoclet 2 to see of those collection tag names have > been carried over. We cleaned up the tags while moving. See: http://xdoclet.codehaus.org/HibernateTags ( those docs are automatically generated by xdoclet-2 itself ) > Yes, I'm interested in keeping xdoclet1 alive > because I perceive a lack > of momentum in xdoclet2 and it's a harder sell at a > corporate level to > get x2 approved as a build tool. It's also diffucult to sell XD1 - I had only one project offer explicitely meaning xdoclet. ( Deutsche Post - that's pretty big corporate customer. I could have this gig, but I got better where I can work from home ) But it is(was) used behind the scenes in JRun, and ejbgen of BEA is kind of similar... > ...exactly. Basically, it's the apparently complete > split between > xdoclet 1 and 2, and the xdoclet 2 website leads one > to believe that > it's in early alpha or dying. There are no released > distributables that > the masses can download, unzip, and go. Actually there is distribution linked from the frontpage. It contains plugins and all necessary dependencies to unzip and go. If you use maven then it is even easier. regards, ----[ Konstantin Pribluda ( ko5tik ) ]---------------- ... Auf der Suche nach einen Projekt in Rhein-Main ab 18.4.2005 ----[ http://www.pribluda.de ]------------------------ __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
