on 3/27/00 3:20 AM, Kevin A. Burton <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> OK. As a side rant. This would be cool from at least a cutting
> edge/geek standpoint. We should be able to define the database in
> XMLSchema and then write XSLT stylesheets for Oracle, Postgres, MySql
> etc and then when we modify the original XMLSchema all the database
> schema should change to reflect this.
I agree...this would rock. ;-) We could also use it to generate all the
database mapping objects in memory.
If you notice in the turbine/conf directory, I started on something like
this...I also have a XMLDatabaseMapBuilder that i need to check in still
that will read that file and generate the mapping in memory.
Now, my only problem is trying to map stuff in memory to the various Peer
classes...this is a problem i haven't been able to figure out how to solve
yet...help on this is appreciated...yesterday, i thought it might be
possible with introspection, but it is looking less and less likely...
it would be REALLY friggen cool if it was possible to dynamically generate
Java code in memory...i hate the fact that it isn't possible...this would
solve a lot of big problems like having to write out java code like JSP,
Cocoon2, Town 2.0b1, etc does...
-jon
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