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 Post subject: Generation of Hibernate POJO classes
PostPosted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 7:47 am 
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Hello community,

I have to create hibernate persistent classes which depend on an existing database schema. Unfortunately this schema is "kind of wired" for the following reasons:

- there are a lot of tables which I don't want to use!
- the naming of the tables is awfull (e.g. BN01Txxx_<name>). I
don't want java classes with that kind of name
- there are a lot of n:m relationships.

I tried to use the hibernate-tool but I wasn't satisfied at all with it.

So my question: Is there any other (easy) way to create my java classes?

Any suggestion would be finde.

Thanks in advance,

Andreas


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Hi !

Use middlegen.

Bye
Nicola


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PostPosted: Wed Aug 03, 2005 8:05 am 
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Hi Nicola,

nico.ben wrote:
Use middlegen.


Thanks, I will have a look at this tool.

Bye,
Andreas


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