I have developed a eclipse plugin for hibernate.
It's main function include:
1.View database info
2.View table data
3.Execute simple sql , like: select , update ,insert
4.Generate Hibernate mapping file and Value object class by DDL
5.Generate Hibernate mapping file by java file
6.Other function is developing

I need your help to test the plugin and give me some useful suggestion, so I can going on developing the plugin.

Thank you help.

My Email : jlinuxcn@yahoo.com.cn

http://hibernate.fankai.com/download/jl ... _0.1.0.rar

Cool! - Can you provide some screenshots ? (I don't have the time currently to install it :(

...can it execute HQL (not sql as you write) ?

/max

1. I will privide some scrieenshots later.
2.No. The plugin is not supported HQL now , I am considering adding the function.

This topic concerns what I think is top-priority in the Java world right now, so I'm happy to contribute with some ideas/suggestions:

First, developing a Java app shouldn't be any harder than modelling (or reverse-engineering from DB) a UML class diagram, right-clicking and selecting "generate code...", "Java classes", "Hibernate mappings" and "Hibernate-driven Stateless Session Beans". Build, deploy - done. Specifically, it should have a Hibernate specific propery inspector (or similar) for editing Hibernate properties per class.

No resource-hogging complex Entity Beans, no CMP finders, just plain-old Java classes that are sent between the presentation tier and the middletier for storage and viewing. A Pragmatic, minimalistic, KISS, "Just like you would expect it to be" architecture. OO as it should be