The AST gets quite a bit more complex when Java 5.0 features are added (JLS3). I'd really want to make sure we were going with a "player" in this space. e.g. - jabstract isn't even up to JLS2 yet. Ack!
But I agree that this type of function is at the core of all refactoring systems, so NetBea
Dang, I must be a nerd...this stuff is really interesting
This one -> https://jabstract.dev.java.net/ <- is old and out of date,
but it could potentially replace the ties to Eclipse's AST.
This one -> http://jrefactory.sourceforge.net/ <- looks more current.
Also, I suspect that this sort of thi
Abator is only tied to Eclipse in a few areas.
The core function of introspecting the database and generating appropriate artifacts is not tied to anything at all - it can be run in any JRE with no other dependancies. But this core function simply returns a bunch of objects that need to be saved
Jeff,
LET X = "IntelliJ IDEA"
I there anyway to port this as a X plugin as well? How tightly coupled is it to Eclipse?
Clinton ;-)
On 12/11/05, Nathan Maves <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Jeff,I there anyway to port this as a Netbeans plugin as well? How tightly coupled is it to Eclipse?Nathan
On
Jeff,I there anyway to port this as a Netbeans plugin as well? How tightly coupled is it to Eclipse?NathanOn Dec 7, 2005, at 4:16 PM, Jeff Butler wrote:It uses database metadata - but many things can be overridden. There is an XML file that describes the configuration - but the metadata is the pr
It uses database metadata - but many things can be overridden. There is an XML file that describes the configuration - but the metadata is the primary source. I've tested pretty extensively with DB2 and MySql and have had no issues with the metadata - YMMV.
I went ahead and finished the first
That's pretty interesting!
Just curious: what's the reference for the code generation? Do you use
the Database Metadata provided by JDBC? Custom flat files? Java
reflection? Something else?
Thanks,
Phil
Jeff Butler wrote:
I've been working on a code generator for iBATIS for a few months now.
I've been working on a code generator for iBATIS for a few months now. It's taken me quite a bit longer than I expected to add all the features I wanted in the first release, but I'm happy with the feature set as it now stands.
I've been using it on a medium sized project I've been working on
Has anyone tried this yet:
http://tinyurl.com/9qfle
http://www.mygenerationsoftware.com/TemplateLibrary/Archive/?guid=19d6d575-13f0-4aad-b887-e8ff7b6b17b2
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This archives contains templates for generating business objects and
mapping definitions for IBatis Data Mapper Framework
(http://ibatis.apa
Tell us what it is and/or upload it to jira.
Larry
On 12/6/05, Alexander Panzhin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I noticed you do not have one.
>
> I made a little something for myself, but I think that it would be a
> nice util for SqlMaps.
> Now how do I get to you?
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