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Hi Danny,

>I think you should have the table creation statements in an xml
>file, and read them from this as directed by config.xml

you convinced me, UsersMySQLRepository, UsersOracleRepository, ... is
bullshit :-) I think your idea is better, perhaps with

                        <users_table>myusers</users_table>
                       
<users_firstname_col/>firstname<users_firstname_col/>

   ....
                                <create>
                                    CREATE TABLE <users_table/> (
                                         id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
                                         <users_firstname_col/> VARCHAR(60) NOT NULL,
                                         <users_lastname_col/> VARCHAR(60) NOT NULL,
                                         PRIMARY KEY (id)
                                         );
                                </create>

  ....

or using XLink ??? ... has anybody here experience with XLink? 

and not 
                                <create>
                                    CREATE TABLE [tablename] (
                                         id INT NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT,
                                         firstnamefield VARCHAR(60) NOT NULL,
                                         lastnamefield VARCHAR(60) NOT NULL,
                                         PRIMARY KEY (id)
                                         );
                                </create>



>thus to add support for any other SQL RDBMS would only require a
>JDBC driver and some time hacking the SQL config file, no hacking
>the
>code.
OK that's better

Chris

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