Hello:
Can someone tell me where can I find the Hibernate-tools javadoc?

I am trying to implement a ReverseEngineeringStrategy, and I can't fined the api any where.

I am using version 3.2.

Thanks

easiest is to check out the source code.

Sorry, checking out the source code for every library I want to use is counterproductive. The api must exist somewhere. someone has to know where to find it.

Any one?

Heh, obviously BETA open source software is not for you. ;)

I just told you where you could find it ;)

If you know the answer please share it, otherwise keep the sarcasm to yourself.

I'll try and make this as clear as possible:

There is no public binary download of the javadoc API for Hibernate Tools; there should be I agree but until then the place to get it is from the source.

Max: I checked out the code from http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/hibernate/trunk/HibernateExt/tools/src/java/org/hibernate/cfg/reveng/

and the code is not documented . I guess there is no documentation at the time being.

By chance, do you know which method should be overwritten if I want to customize the property name for many-to-one fileds?

for example:
Table USER.ethnicity has a foreign key to table CODE. It is many-to-one relationshipe. The default strategy produce this code:

<many-to-one name="codeByEthnicity" class="Code" fetch="select">
<column name="Ethnicity" precision="7" scale="3" not-null="true" />
</many-to-one>

I am trying to make the name of the field equal to the name of the column in the USER table. In the above case 'ethnicity'.


Thanks

Use svn co http://anonhibernate.labs.jboss.com/bra ... bernateExt

(as described at http://www.hibernate.org/268.html)

and you will see that ReverseEngineeringStrategy has all methods documented.

In your case i guess you are looking for the foreignKeyTo* methods.

I got it , thank you very much.

Like I'd take etiquette lessons from you. e.g.





BTW (that means "By The Way" on the internets), the semi-colon, right parenthesis combination found at the tail end of my post means "I'm winking at you to indicate that I'm just joking." Now, of course, I am not.

No, sure you don't !