A DataMap corresponds to a single node, so it can't be shared by
multiple nodes... within the same DataDomain. So maybe you can create
two DataDomains, and in runtime "share" the map from one with another
(as the Modeler wouldn't allow that).
Then you can get two DataContexts (one for each domain) and use
DataContext.localObject(..) to transfer objects from source to target
context.
Andrus
On Feb 27, 2006, at 1:04 PM, Pirola Davide wrote:
> Another question..
> I have different node in my cayenne.xml file.
> 2 node point to Oracle database, and the last point to HSQLDb.
> I want to read some data from Oracle and write it to HSQLDb.
> Each nodes have the same datamap.xml file.. so i am trying to use
> the same obj-enity and db-entity for read data from Oracle and
> write to HSQLDB.
> Is this possible or i must create different datamap.xml file for
> each db?
> I use this code for write data:
>
> ...dataContext.registerNewObject(mycayennedataobject);
> ...dataContext.commitChanges();
>
> ..so how cayenne know which database is the one that have the table
> where write data?
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