Ok, some new info on this:
> Try using *OMGenerator to create Peer / MapBuilder /
> Data-Object classes
> for you.
> You will end up with classes like Book, BookPeer,
> BookMapBuilder, etc....
I was able to accomplish this, and have now my classes.
> BookMapBuilder just adds information about he Book table to a
> databasemap.
> It is
> rarely called directly and it should work seamlessly in the
> background.
Ok, this is a problem right now, because this class does NOT
compile:
AuthorMapBuilder.java:15: no interface expected here
public class AuthorMapBuilder extends MapBuilder
^
(which is correct, since MapBuilder is an interface, not a class).
Ok, I replaced MapBuilder with TurbineMapBuilder (I guess this
is a problem due to the way I used the OMGenerator class), and got
an error message saying dbMap is private and can't be accessed
from a derived class. I changed dbMap to protected in TurbineMapBuilder,
recompiled Turbine and finally was able to compile BookMapBuilder.
Am I doing anything wrong here? Is the switch from private to
protected a patch that should be applied in Turbine?
> BookPeer
> is a class full of static methods you use to do
> inserts/updates/delete from
> your
> actual table. Book is a Data-Object class that gives you a JavaBean
> representation of a table row.
I was able to compile these two as generated.
> You would typically use it like this:
>
> Criteria crit = new Criteria;
> crit.add (BookPeer.BOOK_ID, 2, " > ");
> Vector v = BookPeer.doSelect (crit);
>
> Now v will contain a list of Book objects each representing a
> row in the
> BOOK
> table where the BOOK_ID is larger that 2.
I'm about to give this a try...
> ~ Leon
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