can we leave it then?
we can remove dependency on javax.persistence if you like.
Jon Carlson wrote:
Cayenne doesn't require an interface. I just thought that some of the
code in the generic class might depend on the getId and setId methods
in DatabaseObject, but I guess it doesn't.
On 8/12/05, Jonathan Locke <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
this is an accident:
@Id(generate = GeneratorType.AUTO)
DatabaseObject is a handy class for hibernate.
if cayenne does not work this way, it can be moved
to hibernate package. if cayenne requires some
interface, there would be no use for that in hibernate
and that should be moved to cayenne package.
Jon Carlson wrote:
I'm warming up to the idea of adding Cayenne implementation classes to
the wicket-contrib-database project. Without another implementation,
you really can't say it is ORM tool agnostic. One problem is that the
project has some maven dependencies that don't seem to be resolvable
-- at least with the Maven mirrors I have. (ejb-3.0-edr2.jar,
hibernate-3.0.2.jar, hibernate-annotations-3.0-beta1.jar)
Also, the current implementation of DatabaseObject has some
EJB3/Hibernate-specific stuff in it that wouldn't sit well with
Cayenne. The DatabaseObject class should probably be an interface
because Cayenne uses the superclass instead of byte-code manipulation.
public Long getId();
public void setId(Long id);
Jonathan, can you clean these things up, or straighten me out?
- Jon
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