>From what I have seen in the source, this is incomplete. It appears that most of the work with the interfaces has been done in connection with the managers, and non-manager use appears only partly implemented.
We too need this functionality, and I intended to look into it and find out more what the Torque developers intended at some point in the near future. Torque-core team please correct me if I am wrong! Russell On Thu, 2002-09-19 at 02:28, Siegfried Steiner wrote: > Hi - > > currently I try to customize the auto-generated Torque-Objects for the Object-Model >using the template mechanism. Everything works fine! > > Now I am trying to generate interfaces for the Object-Model: > > All attributes found in the objects should also be found as definitions in >corresponding interfaces. These interfaces are to be implemented by the classes of >the Object-Model. > > Does anybody know on how to activate such functionality? > > We are very glad that Torque brings nearly everything with it which we need for our >current and future requirements. > > Thanks beforehand, > Siegfried Steiner > > > > > -- > > More info: > > In order to remain independent from the actual Object-Model's implementation (the >classes and their instances) we usually use interface definitions which we reference >in other decoupled systems - thereby being able to switch to some other >implementations if needed without affecting such decoupled systems. > > -- > > Torque already has: > > In the templates subdirectories of Torqe I have found the 'Interface.vm' file and >some entries such as '$table.Interface' (in 'Control.vm') which leads me to the >assumption that Torque is able to generate such interfaces for the classes containing >all the attributes (setter and getter definitions) also being contained in the actual >implementations of the Object-Model. > > -- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
