Re: Couple of newbie questions

[Craig L Russell]

Hi David,




Craig

On Feb 6, 2008, at 3:04 AM, David Goodenough wrote:

I can't point you to the code offhand, but we're always looking for contributions that make OpenJPA easier (or in your case even possible) to use.

I recently came across OpenJpa, and it looks like it might be a good fit for my application (well actually I have a number of similar apps). I had previously looked at using Sql2Java but that is not following standards

(JPA) and as a project seems to be come and go.

But on first inspection there were a couple of things that I could not

to use).

1) I need the beans that are generated to have PropertyChange support,

in an EJB environment, given that EJBs are a large part of openjpa's

using BeansBinding (JSR-296).


an existing class.


of this not being an automated process is not good.

If neither of these are possible in the existing code, is there any

setters, and generate the class header?

David

work out how to do, mainly with ReverseMappingTool (I have existing DBs but I can not find an option that enables this. Although I am not using this existance this seems odd. I actually need PropertyChange support as I am 2) I need the ability for the generated bean to be declared as extending Now with both of these I could go in and modify the generated source code myself, but in at least one case I have around 100 tables and the thought objection to my adding both of these and submitting a patch? If this is the route I am to follow, can anyone point me in the right direction as to where to look for the bits of ReverseMappingTool that generate the getters and

Craig Russell
Architect, Sun Java Enterprise System http://java.sun.com/products/jdo
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