Hi, First off, thank you for the response. I should have also mentioned that I am pretty new to Java, so I am unsure on how to do certain Java related things.
> > What would be the use-case for such interfaces (especially for the > tables)? I can add a feature-request when I understand the goal... We are integrating jOOQ generated classes into an existing codebase, and I have a need to pass around record and/or table objects. In order to provide mock implementations we would like to pass around references to interfaces (like IPost) instead of references to class objects (like Post). > Note that you can already let jOOQ generate "implements" clauses in > generated classes, as documented > here:http://www.jooq.org/manual/META/AdvancedConfiguration/ > > Using a custom generator strategy, you can define > getJavaClassImplements() for every generated artefact. > This is one of those java things I don't quite understand how to do. I can create the .java file with the above mentioned code, but then I am a little lost on what to do with it. I'm guessing I need to somehow create a jar file, and include that on the classpath when I execute jOOQ. Is that correct? Also, it doesn't appear like the getJavaClassImplements is documented anywhere. Any help, or examples of what should be implemented would be appreciated. Thanks again, Greg
