On Fri, 11 Aug 2000, Rafal Krzewski wrote:
We're working on getting the OM generation template based. I
just ripped off the code from the *OMGenerator stuff to get
it working.
Leon and I have been chatting about getting something in soon.
Leon's got some excellent ideas that will be incorporated
into Torque in the near future.
I have some changes that will be pushed into CVS today.
I'm trying to add the feature of producing an HTML description
of the tables, and I'm trying to find something that will
produce a nice diagram of the relationships between tables
so someone could get a really quick view of how the database
system works for a particular app.
I really like Cameron's descriptions of the table layout,
and the accompanying diagram. Except I would like this
to be easy to do for any Turbine project. This is the
first step in creating a self descriptive project.
jvz.
> Didier Dubois wrote:
>
> > And YES! Torque is a very NICE tool! I love it!
>
> I checked it out today, and I'd say it's very promising.
> DB Design tool -> DBMS -> XML -> OM + ANY DBMS SQL Schema model is defnetely
> the way to go for Turbine.
>
> > General:
> > -------
> > - is there a way to tel the user that the XZY library he use is not up
> > to date? (a kind of versioning system,...)
>
> I remember that someone proposed it on the list already, but it didn't
> came out of conception stage.
>
> > - Torque is template based, but inside the code there is a lot of
> > println! This is not really useful! It would be nice to be able to
> > templatize most of the generated code!!!!!
>
> AFAIK it doesn't use tempates at all for OM code generation. It's all
> println stuff that is a real PAIN to change and maintain.
> For example, I have a problem with Torque, as it clobbers my column names.
> I use Java naming conventions in my DB (tables=classes, columns=attributes) instead
> of UPPERCASE_UNDERSCORE_SEPARATED. As a result I get the names squished to all
> lowercase. I thought I could fix it implementing something like getNameLower() and
> getNameCaps() that would have configurable behaviour. After looking at the source
> I decided I'd better wait for templated version...
> But when it is redone using templates (be it WebMacro, or whatever else) this sytem
> will gain incredible power.
>
> > Anyhow, Torque seems to be the most powerfull tool I ever seen after
> > grep!!! I like it!
>
> When it's really templated I'll say the same ;-)
>
> Rafal
>
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