Re: [appfuse-user] Reverse Engineering Existing Schema

2007-07-25 Thread Matt Raible
The hibernate3-maven-plugin creates the tables - you need to manually add your class to hibernate.cfg.xml. Matt On 7/20/07, Doug Pham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Matt, I am using the 2.0.5m, once you created the annotation java file, I am assuming in the pom somewhere it creates the tables a

Re: [appfuse-user] Reverse Engineering Existing Schema

2007-07-20 Thread Doug Pham
Matt, I am using the 2.0.5m, once you created the annotation java file, I am assuming in the pom somewhere it creates the tables according to the file and also generate the xml file for hibernate? Thanks, Doug Matt Raible <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: What do you mean by "the code generation

Re: [appfuse-user] Reverse Engineering Existing Schema

2007-07-20 Thread Matt Raible
What do you mean by "the code generation part"? AppFuse 1.x does code generation with XDoclet, but not 2.x. Which version are you using? Matt On 7/20/07, Doug Pham <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: Hi All, While experimenting with JPA & Annotations, I am working on a project using an existing data

[appfuse-user] Reverse Engineering Existing Schema

2007-07-20 Thread Doug Pham
Hi All, While experimenting with JPA & Annotations, I am working on a project using an existing database. Once I completed the reverse engineering of the schema (*.java and *.xml) files and moved them to the project accordingly. What part of the pom.xml do I have to removed or added to use