Excellent. Thanks for the help. On 6/5/07, Michael Gentry <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
By default, the Modeler doesn't map the PK/FK attributes into the ObjEntity (the Java-class portion in the Modeler), but if you map the PK/FK attributes into the ObjEntity manually, it should "stick" and should be saved in the model (so it won't be lost). Then, when you generate your classes, it'll also generate getters/setters for the PK/FK values. /dev/mrg On 6/5/07, Michael Lepine <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I am looking into using Cayenne for a new project. I have used it before for > new applications but not to integrate with an existing framework which is > what I'll be doing on this project. The existing project is a web-based > application that has a database back-end with almost 300 tables. The > application manages the generation of primary keys when new objects are > created. The application currently has a proprietary data access layer with > custom objects that I would like to eventually fully replace. > > My issue/question is related to the generated Java classes. Of course, I can > go into each parent class for the generated objects and add getter/setter > methods for primary/foreign keys, but is there any way to force the Modeler > to generate getter/setters for these fields? > > Thanks for any help. > > - Mike >
