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  1. - About this Example -
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  2. - build.xml -
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- This example shows an example configuration for using Torque from it's jar - and not having it extracted into the source tree. It also illustrates how to - tie in to Maven's callback functionality. -

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- Due note that currently this is setup to run Torque on every build. This will - get very slow, but in the short future, the build-torque.xml - will be updated to check that the XML schema has changed from the last time - the SQL/om code was generated so as to save reduplicating the work and greatly - improving build time. -

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- The build.xml file is based on Maven's delegator style of - operation. Basically, we had simple targets that forward on to the - build-torque.xml. -

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    - build-torque.xml actually requires no editting. You merely - have to extract it from the Torque jar and put it in the project directory. - All of the other jar contents can be ignored as they'll be read from - the jar in the ${lib.repo}. +

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    + Make sure that you have placed the most recent version of Torque into your MAVEN_HOME/repository/torque/jars directory. +

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    + Don't place your project-schema.xml file in a directory with other files. That can lead to various DTD errors. +

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