On Monday, September 3, 2012 9:25:17 AM UTC+2, Lukas Eder wrote
> Users may then choose whether they really need step 1. Also, they may > use XSL transformation (or any other means) to transform the XML > meta-data into any other format, including - for instance - > Hibernate's hbm.xml format (or the other way round). > Makes total sense... Also in case some weird things are generated on the java side, there would be an access to the raw metadata for easier debugging. >From there, feeding the file to some well-known templating system like velocity or freemarker would do the trick... There will even be a chance for third-party to contribute code without installing a dozen of RDMS on their machine. Let's wait and see what Aaron produces with Xtend this week. > Ok
