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rrhodes
 Post subject: How does the mapping file generation tool work?
PostPosted: Sun Oct 19, 2003 2:11 pm 
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Hi,

The manual says the mapping file generation tool uses reflection to discover JavaBeans properties. How does the tool determine which properties are persisted?

Does this use the JavaBeans Introspector and BeanInfo?

thanks,
ryan
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mgriffa-tech
 Post subject: Xdoclet
PostPosted: Sun Oct 19, 2003 6:14 pm 
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Location: Buenos Aires, Argentina
An alternative for generating map files is xdoclet. I'm using it and I'm really happy, if you need any help on this I could give you some pointers.

having this in build.xml (with some tweaks) would do the job (get 1.2b3)
Code:
<target name="xdoclet.hibernatedoclet" description="run xdoclet to generate hibernate mapping files">
   <taskdef name="hibernatedoclet"
       classname="xdoclet.modules.hibernate.HibernateDocletTask"
       classpathref="lib.class.path"/>

   <hibernatedoclet
       destdir="${build.gen-src.dir}"
       excludedtags="@version,@author,@todo"
       force="${generated.forced}"
       mergedir="${build.gen-src.dir}"
       verbose="false">
   
       <fileset dir="src">
           <include name="**/hibernate/*.java"/>
       </fileset>
       <hibernate version="2.0"/>   
   </hibernatedoclet>
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rrhodes
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PostPosted: Mon Oct 20, 2003 5:20 pm 
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Unfortuanately, I can't use xdoclet for this app because it requires specifying persistence semantics in the source code.

Users are allowed to write, compile, and load very simple JavaBeans within the running application, but asking them to write xdocklet tags is too much for novice users.
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