On Jun 23, 2005, at 11:00 AM, Andrus Adamchik wrote:
> Then you can deploy your application using multiple Cayenne
> DataDomains, one domain per supported Locale. All domains will have
> the same exact object model, but mapped differently to a database
> layer. So a "name" Java object property will be mapped to different
> column in each domain. This scenario would lock a user to a
> particular Locale on the session creation by making a DataContext
> with a Locale specific DataDomain.
Interesting idea. This was more of what I was getting at with my
original question too. In this case however, how would one specify a
default in the event that some content was not translated? Is there
a way to configure it to fallback to the default table if the locale-
specific one doesn't have any content? I'd imagine this goes beyond
the role of Cayenne, but it is it straightforward to coerce Cayenne
into doing such?
Thanks,
Kevin
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