> One question: JPOX does not complain if the ORM metadata for a class
> specifies fields which do not exist in that class. Would it be an option
> to throw a JDOFatalUserException("ORM metadata of class XXX specifies
> column mapping for field YYY. This field does not exist in the class.")
> in this case?
Hi Michael,
Well in my tests JPOX *does* complain about situations of incorrectly named
fields. Here's an example
public class Simple
{
String name;
}
<jdo>
<package name="org.jpox.test">
<class name="Simple">
<field name="name"/>
</class>
</package>
</jdo>
<orm>
<package name="org.jpox.test">
<class name="Simple">
<field name="name2"/>
</class>
</package>
</orm>
and it gives "An exception was thrown during the operation of SchemaTool.
Please refer to the log for full details. The following may help :
org.jpox.metadata.InvalidMetaDataException: Class org.jpox.test.Simple has
field org.jpox.test.Simple.name2 declared in MetaData, but this field doesnt
exist in the class!"
--
Andy
