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 Post subject: Creating java class from in a rev eng process
PostPosted: Fri Apr 20, 2007 4:34 am 
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Hi guru,
I'm trying to customize hibernate tools to meet our dev process.
In our process the dba add field and table to db.
We run hibernate tools to generate hbm file. but if we want to customize java class generation we must use meta tags.
But meta tags are deleted if we generate hbm.
Did I miss something?
Thank in advance
Marco







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yes - you missed the fact that you can speicfy meta tags in reveng.xml

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