Right!
I'll look at what torque does for the complex mode. But It would
really be cool to generate the logical objects that the application
works with. I like your idea.
mike
On Wed, Jan 03, 2001 at 09:26:22AM -0500, Riley, Cameron wrote:
> Mike,
>
> >2. If not, how about adding a new column type to torque
> ><column name=... type=VIRTUAL>
> >All that will do is add the following to the BaseObject.
>
> I have been fiddling with Torque to get it to make my Velocity Templates as
> well as the om classes, currently it does one to one type mapping like the
> OM generation, which is ok for tables with no foreign keys in them. Maybe
> instead of adding functionality to the <appdata> section, adding a new
> series of tags for <objectdata> and <templatedata> to the project-schema
> xml files so Torque could generate the SQL, OM classes, Object Classes,
> Screen and Action classes and Velocity Templates. The <appdata> could be
> used to supply the information for the generation of the others. Geir added
> functionality to Velocity recently so Velocity could be generated with
> Texen.
>
> For an <objectdata> tag, I need things like invoicing, which in my case
> pulls from three tables which describe fixedprice, labor and materials. So
> maybe something like;
>
> <objectdata>
> <class name="invoice">
> <package>
> com.mycompany.invoice
> </package>
> <constructor>
> <arg table="service" column="serviceid" />
> <arg table="service" />
> <constructor>
> <field name="service" type="Object" table="service" />
> <field name="fixedprice" type="Vector" table="fixedprice" get="true"
> set="true" >
> <criteria>
> serviceid
> </criteria>
> <field>
> <field name="fixedprice" type="Vector" table="labor" get="true"
> set="true" >
> ....
> </field>
> <field name="fixedprice" type="Vector" table="materials" get="true"
> set="true" >
> ...
> </field>
>
> </class>
> </objectdata>
>
> Something along those lines, this is a rough sketch, bear in mind :).
> Something similar for a <templatedata> node too which could be the basis for
> template, screen and action generation.
>
> I *would* like some sort of scriptable RAD tool for my program objects and
> templates. That way too my role in a web enabled application is to describe
> the application to Torque and then fine tune it once Torque generates the
> basis for it. That is closer to Jason's ideal of generating the application
> from the command line and then going on holiday.
>
>
>
> Cameron Riley
>
>
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