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Is it possible to make the DDL generate a separate goal unto itself?
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Sure...easily done: file a JIRA issue for the andromdapp maven plugin and I'll
make it a seperate goal as well as have it called during "create-schema" and
"drop-schema"
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How about making it part of the create-schema and drop-schema goals
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Yup - that will probably do it! Once I saw the DDL files were NOT created with
maven mda, my next step was to try maven create-schema. That seemed like a
reasonable assumption. IF t
hi joelkoz,
thanks for your post, I'll take a closer look at it later today and I'll keep
it in mind when writing new docs or updating existing ones
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One last suggestion: how about making the DDL generation part of the maven mda
goal?
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How about making it part of the create-schema and drop-schema goals (like you
thought it was initially)? The mda just does the andromda generation, and I
kind of prefer it that way (
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if you can find the time, could you very briefly summarize a few issues you had
trouble with ? I would like to know if the were genuine issues that have now
been fixed, if the documentation wasn't clear or if it's something else..
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Wouter -
My previ
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The thing is: I've never considered this a bug (those error messages). I would
assume most users know what happens when a SQL script is executed therefore
they could safetly assume things have worked.
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Chad, you are correct, and in hind site, I recogn
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If there is a known bug with a simple fix, I vote for fixing it so that
learning curve gets a little shallower.
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The thing is: I've never considered this a bug (those error messages). I would
assume most users know what happens when a SQL script is executed therefore
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I've been at the point of "giving up" numerous times
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this feeling is what we're trying to avoid, AndroMDA covers a lot of ground and
it can be frustrating to get to know the way we're doing things, we're trying
hard to make it easy, b
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if we make it easier people complain it does not support enough features, all
in all I noticed people don't want to invest time and expect things to just
happen without realizing what is going on (I'm not saying you're like that,
just something I noticed in general)
Hi,
I found this link quite helpful to make JBoss talk to MySQL:
http://www.jboss.org/?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=55844
Cheers...
Matthias
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can be found here:
http://www.developer.com/java/data/article.php/3417381
But I think you are already beyond that point.
Cheers...
Matthias
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There is the same kind of problem with PostgreSQL. The "DROP SEQUENCE ..." isnt
commented out, which means I have to create a sequence named
"hibernate_sequence" before the first time I run "create-schema". The main
problem is that all the script is run in one transaction, so if the first "DROP
joelkoz wrote:
I've found AndroMDA to have a VERY steep learning curve
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if we make it easier people complain it does not support enough features, all
in all I noticed people don't want to invest time and expect things to just
happen without realizing what is going on (I'm not
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I wasn't saying you did :)
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And I wasn't saying you were saying I did :D
Just mentioning that ANY error could cause someone to loose some hair, and the
cleaner the project, the more it will be adopted. I've found AndroMDA to have
a VERY steep l
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Believe it or not, I DON'T run to this forum and ask a question for every
quesiton I have.
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I wasn't saying you did :)
Feel free to submit a patch that handles it in a "cleaner" way, I really
haven't had anyone else complain about it so I didn't know was an issue.
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Yes, technically I got my tables OK, but as a newbie, I was thrown by the error
messages. Believe it or not, I DON'T run to this forum and ask a question for
every quesiton I have. Instead, I TRY to figure things out for myself. All in
all, I spent probably an hour on this one issue, only to
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BTW - is the "process" of using AndroMDA really that one should run maven
drop-schema before ever "re-creating" it? If so, dis-regard the "one could
comment out" comment above.
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Yep...its assumed you would run "drop-schema" before running "create-schema"
again.
It
Chad -
I think I know what is going on now. This may be a small bug. If the maven
andromdapp:generate cartridge were modified so that the above section had this
instead
match="^(alter table .* drop constraint|alter table .* drop foreign
key|drop table)"
(notice I added |alter tab
I just did, and it looks like AndroMDA is the culprit! From core/maven.xml:
So, it looks like the "DROP TABLE" is getting commented out on purpose. Anyone
know the reason?
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By Hibernate: take a look at the core/maven.xml
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Posting to http://forum.andromda.org/ is preferred o
Problem solved (I think)...
It appears that the FIRST ENTRIES in the schema-create.sql lines are ALTER
TABLE ... DROP FOREIGN KEY...[i]. If the database is being created for the
first time, the tables obviously don't exist, thus the errors.
Running maven create-schema a SECOND time result
OK - I've been trying to get a demo project created with AndroMDA using mySQL,
and was getting stuck at maven create-schema. For the benefit of others, here
is what I had to do...
FIRST thing I learned: you have to install the mySQL JDBC driver on JBoss
according to these directions
(http:/
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