Hi, > 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) > > I don't see the necessity for such a thing. Ant is a very common tool for Java developers. But if you'd like to have it I think it wouldn't be difficult to implement. Ant tasks can be called from java quite easily. There's a section in the ant manual describing the steps you'd have to take.
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