If you have a "regular" generated structure in your data layer, you
can hack up a Velocity cgen template to match what you have for the
Hibernate project and run it either with the Modeler or better - with
cgen Ant task.
For some sample templates, check out "src/dotemplates/v1_2" folder in
the Cayenne distro.
Andrus
On Feb 20, 2008, at 11:05 PM, Thomas Bernhard wrote:
>
> Scott A wrote:
>>
>> Take a look at the Cayenne Modeler; there is a feature to "Reengineer
>> Database Schema" on the tools menu. You may be unable to do this with
>> standard user-level permissions, depending on your database type and
>> configuration. Then you'll be able to generate the POJOs which should
>> resemble quite closely your hibernate POJOs.
>>
> I'm aware of CM and the reengineer feature, but unfortunately it
> does only a
> small part of the work.
>
> When the Hibernate applciation was made, it was mostly "generated"
> with
> Hibernate Synchronizer.
> It has generated not only the POJOs but the DAOs and default queries
> for the
> entire model too (and composite PKs too) - all these without tweaking
> directly from the config files (generated form the DB with
> middlegen) with
> just a few clicks.
>
> CM however doesn't seem to have these "advanced" generation
> features :(.
> Is the default "way" in Cayenne to do these manually?
>
> Thank you,
>
> Tom.
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