> I thought about interfaces for the generated classes that have getter /
> setter for all of the properties. I need to use them in a
> multi-classloader environment. The idea was to create an OSGi like
> interface / implementation system. That means you have a JAR with the
> interfaces and a JAR with the implementations (in this case the
> generated classes from Torque).
>
> Torque is able to "generate" interface classes (if they not exist) but
> this are plain interfaces with no methods defined at all. It would be
> great if there is a way to generate full interfaces, as well for OSGi
> environments.
>
> Does anyone know a good way or did an extension for the generation
> process to handle generation of interfaces?
In the past, we have done a similar thing for Torque 3.3 (use non-static
DAOs as Frontend to the static Peer classes). We did rewrite the templates
to achieve this. I do not know any other way nor do I know that such
modified templates are available anywhere on the web.
As the Torque 3.3 templates are rewritten quite heavily for torque 4,
changing the templates for torque 3 would be a throwaway work I'm afraid.
However, for Torque 4 it is planned to allow a non-static version of the
peer classes, but this is not implemented yet. In the meantime, it may be
feasible to generate non-static wrappers for peer classes for torque 4 and
also generate interfaces. This would still involve template-rewriting.
I know this answer is not very satisfying but the pest I can come up with.
Thomas
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