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Middlegen doesn't support this, but maybe CMR
doesn't either...
I've got a person bean, and a manages table which
defines the managers for a person.
CREATE TABLE
person
(
email varchar(256) PRIMARY KEY, name varchar(256) NOT NULL, ); CREATE TABLE manages
(
manager varchar(256) NOT NULL, target varchar(256) NOT NULL, FOREIGN KEY (target) REFERENCES person ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CASCADE, FOREIGN KEY (manager) REFERENCES person ON DELETE CASCADE ON UPDATE CASCADE ); I realize it's weird for a person to have more than
one manager, but it happens.. So I'd expect middlegen to produce the
equivalent of a getManagers() method and a getDirectReports() method.
Instead, it makes a methods called
public abstract java.util.Collection
getPersons-by--target--manager();
public abstract void
setPersons-by--target--manager(java.util.Collection
persons-by--target--manager);
Which of course doesn't compile because of the
hyphens. Is this type of thing even allowed by the CMR spec? It
seems like a not-to-uncommon pattern. If CMR supports it, is there a way
to get middlegen to do this? (Incidentally, middlegen does handle one-to-many
relationships involving the same bean)
Russell
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