Il giorno 14/giu/04, alle 20:36, Derek Hohls ha scritto:
Some good points. Bear in mind, however that your revised 1,2,3 are probably only feasible if your DB amin and web developer are one and the same. I am not sure my db admin would take kindly to me updating her data- bases with my tool!
In which case, have Hibernate generate the necessary DDL scripts for updating the schema and let your DBA review and apply them. You can do that.
As for using XDoclet; I 've seen references to this but, frankly, was hoping to avoid having to learn "yet another technology" to address what should be a simple problem. (Java, forms, Hibernate... the list goes on!) -I will bear this in mind for future.
The point is: with XDoclet, you don't have to compile your mapping files by hand, so it's one less thing to learn (well, you have to learn the syntax of the tags instead of the mapping DTD, but it's actually simpler) and the XDoclet-tags-to-mapping-files trick is taken care of with a simple Ant task. Having the accessor methods and mapping info in the same place makes it easier to keep them in sync.
Ugo
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