>>If you want to start with the Java source (and have control over it), then >>the easiest way would be to use the XDoclet module, in which case it >>bascially amounts to adding special javadoc tags to your source code, and >>then invoking an ant task in your build file that creates the repository >>descriptor (repository_user.xml) and a corresponding torque database >>schema. Details on the module and the usage of the torque schema can be >>found in the corresponding documentation (xdoclet-module.html). I suggest >>you use the CVS version or at least 1.0rc5 if you want to work this way.
I've always intended to figure this out, but never got round to it. I'm currently writing java code (semi generated by eclipse), then hand coding the repository and ddl files. Now having to build versions of software for multiple databases, i am getting a bit bogged down with the specifics. I cant find "xdoclet-module.html" anywhere? is there any information out there for this? I think a tutorial/basic example would help. Thanks, Daniel. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
