When generating my java source using Torque-3.0b2 it
appears that the javaName attribute in the column
element is being ignored. The Base class attributes
are always generated in lower case no matter what I
seem to do in the schema file. This leads to the
improper naming of attributes and getter/setters in
the generated base objects. I was wondering if anyone
has experienced this and knows of a workaround? I
searched the mailing list archives and found no
mention of this issue so I am wondering if it is just
something that I am doing wrong? Any help would be
greatly appreciated. BTW - javaName works at the
table level for me.
Thanks,
Mike
Example:
schema snippet-
<table name="bs_user" javaName="UserDao"
idMethod="idbroker" javaNamingMethod="javaname">
<column name="userid" javaName="userId"
required="true" autoIncrement="true" primaryKey="true"
type="INTEGER"/>
<column name="lastname" javaName="lastName"
required="false" type="VARCHAR" size="40"/>
java snippet-
/**
* The value for the userid field
*/
private NumberKey userid;
/**
* The value for the lastname field
*/
private String lastname;
public void setuserId(NumberKey v ) throws
TorqueException
{...
public String getlastName()
{ ...
public void setlastName(String v )
{ ...
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