Hi,
I think you are just missing the file named "firstbuild".
If this file is present then you get a set of classes like
the following:
a) XXX.java
b) XXXPeer.java
c) BaseXXX.java
d) BaseXXXPeer.java
The a) and b) are only generated the first time you run
Torque: this is where you add your customizations.
Subsequent invocations of Torque will leave these
customizable classes alone. Are you missing the
XXX.java and BaseXXXPeer.java files? If so then
just place a file named "firstbuild" in the directory
that you start torque from.
This enhancement to Torque, and several others that have
been added recently, will be present in the next TDK
which will be released in a couple of days (5 Feb).
jvz.
On Fri, 2 Feb 2001, Colin Chalmers wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I 'm looking at Torque for generating source code for my application. I have
> a (db) table called test which consists of a couple of columns but nothing
> too fancy.
>
> Things seem to work about 90% but I think I'm missing a (not)generated
> class.
>
> The following seem to be generated correctly:
>
> ..om.Basetest.java
> ..om.map.TestMapBuilder.java
> ..om.peer.BaseTestPeer.java
>
> But I feel I'm missing ..om.Test.java
>
> Any ideas why this is not being generated? Do I have to switch something on?
> Something missing in the build file?
>
> colin
>
>
>
>
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