> Regarding working from your source code - I am currently looking into > writing a pluggable module for XDoclet that interprets the JavaDoc tags I > genereate from Middlegen. This should allow one to to modify the > mapping in > the Java source to generate a more accurate repository.xml. Generating the
Funny you mention that, I was thinking of writing an OJBDoclet that would generate the repository.xml file from the comments in the source files! I would prefer the OJBDoclet to be independent of MiddleGen, or at least support both MiddleGen & non-MiddleGen usages. > your choice. Schema migration does become problematic though - > what happens > to the existing data? This is a major problem! I'm new to O/R mapping so I'm not sure what to do about this. I think if the schema is totally different it could be easier to create a new schema and migrate the old data (if needed). If the schema is very similar, perhaps it can be tweaked by hand? I've ordered a demo of Apple's WebObjects which includes EOF (their O/R mapper). I'm quite anxious to see how it works. It's supposed to have really good GUI's for doing the O/R mapping. Michael -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
