Hi Guillaume,
castor supports what you need. There are 2 requirements to get this working:
1. Your object factory need to implement: org.exolab.castor.persist.spi.InstanceFactory
2. After creation of JDO or JDO2 and before calling jdo.getDatabase() you need to set your object factory on the jdo instance: jdo.setInstanceFactory(InstanceFactory);
That's it.
Regards Ralf
Mozviper Cipher schrieb:
Hello everyone,
We use Castor JDO to manage object persistence in our framework, but Castor is not the only way to persist beans in it.
We actually have special needs for which we are seriously thinking about using cglib to dynamically create our bean instances.
The only place in our framework where we do not manage ourselves the creation of new bean instances is in the Castor JDO code.
Would it be possible that Castor JDO use a user-supplied object factory to obtain new bean instances ?
I hope my question is clear enough (my English is still far from perfect).
Thanks in advance,
Guillaume
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