> From: Mauro Gagni (EMS) [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Visual Age EE - Data Access Builder but it is fat, about 10
> classes for each
> table are generated and most interlinked also not very
> flexible it only
> generates once the code and if anything changes you have to
> save the changed
> methods (from the originally gen calsses) or do it manually.
>
That sounds great ;-)
WebSphere Studio does this sort of stuff- will generate bean and servlet
from a SQL statement. JBuilder also does it pretty well. This is pretty
basic functionality so I would guess that the other tools (Cafe etc) would
also do it just as well.
JBuilder foundation is a free download, but I don't think it is much more
than a Java editor and may not include this functionality- I would guarantee
that somebody somewhere has knocked up a bit of freeware.
ALL of these tools provide code based on rigid templates which is useful
from a labour saving pov, but I would personally be loath to deploy it
directly unless your application is VERY simple, otherwise your going to end
up with a disorganised mess with code repeated all over the place.
Every month for the last 20 years somebody has released a tool that is going
to make programmers redundant overnight...
Regards,
Paul 'using his very expensive copy of JBuilder Enterprise as an editor'
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