Thanks for your speedy reply. What I had in mind was, for small projects, something like this:
A user creates the project.properties and the schema xml stuff. That's all Then he calls java torque generate to create all java files in the target source directory Then the user can either type java torque compile to compile the om stuff and place the class files in the specified target dir or simply include this om source path in the project of his IDE (e.g. Eclipse or Netbeans or whatever) That would be very neat and simple and doesn't require so many different scattered configuration files and different tools for different tasks Am Mi, 24.05.2006, 12:30, schrieb Florian Hopf: > Hi Matthias, > >> Currently I am writing a small web application using Torque as OM. >> However, I find it rather cumbersome to heavily depend on Maven only for >> the Torque part (the rest is dutifully carried out by the tools >> provided by Eclipse) >> >> Is there no way to somehow perform this task (at least the compilation >> task) without maven? >> > Although I recommend using maven even for small applications (did you > have a look at the war-goals?), you can also use the ant tasks. See the > generator docs at > http://db.apache.org/torque/releases/torque-3.2/generator/index.html for > more info. > > HTH > Flo > > > -- > /** > * Florian Hopf > * Synyx GmbH & Co. KG > * phone +49(0)721 9118303 > * eMail [EMAIL PROTECTED] > * www http://www.synyx.de > * irc irc.synyx.de > */ > > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
