Hello Morris,

The fix for #1358 won't make it into jOOQ 2.3.0. As a workaround, in
the mean time, please consider using some of the advanced generator
configuration options to override class names, method names, etc using
a custom strategy as documented here:

http://www.jooq.org/manual/META/AdvancedConfiguration/

Patches are welcome, too

Cheers
Lukas

2012/4/27 Lukas Eder <[email protected]>:
>> Just from scratching the surface (I'm sure there is a lot more that I
>> haven't discovered) jOOQ also supports Generics and mapping of views/tables,
>> both of which JPublisher doesnt. JPublisher is old and is not being carried
>> forward to embrace the newer Java language features.
>
> Yes, also OBJECT, TABLE, VARRAY types are mapped. One specialty for
> OBJECT types is that you can call member methods on them. One example:
>
> ----------------------------------
> CREATE OR REPLACE TYPE u_author_type AS OBJECT (
>  id number(7),
>  first_name varchar2(50),
>  last_name varchar2(50),
>
>  member procedure load,
>  member procedure get_books (
>        book1 OUT u_book_type,
>        book2 OUT u_book_type,
>        books OUT u_book_table),
>
>  member function count_books return number
> )
> ----------------------------------
>
> This can then lead to client Java code like this:
>
> ----------------------------------
> OracleFactory ora = new OracleFactory(...);
> author = ora.newRecord(U_AUTHOR_TYPE);
> author.setId(1);
> // Call a member procedure directly on the UDT
> author.load();
> assertEquals("George", author.getFirstName());
> assertEquals("Orwell", author.getLastName());
>
> // UDT member functions can be called standalone
> assertEquals(new BigDecimal("2"), author.countBooks());
> // ... or in SQL statements
> assertEquals(new BigDecimal("2"), ora.select(countBooks(author)).fetchOne(0));
>
> // Multiple OUT parameters are supported just as
> // with standalone procedures
> GetBooks books = author.getBooks();
> assertEquals(1, (int) books.getBook1().getId());
> assertEquals("1984", books.getBook1().getTitle());
> ----------------------------------
>
> This is currently not documented in the manual, but it shows how far
> jOOQ goes (and wants to go in the future)
>
> Cheers
> Lukas

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