I've written a great deal of templates (generated entire CRUD web apps
straight from the model in struts and JSF) which I run from ant cgen,
but I can't make them available.
If you post specific questions, I can answer them.
Basically, you need to choose whether you want to generate one file
per
Thanks Andrus. The cgen docs explain the process but the code pointers
are going to be super helpful.
We wrote our own code generator. This might be of help...
http://somap.svn.sourceforge.net/viewvc/somap/codegen/src/
Cheers,
Adrian
The way I am handling 'what gets mapped' is with a BeanFactory class
that uses Dozer to do basic mapping on a per CDO/Bean basis. BeanUtils
could do this but BeanUtils blows up a lot more easily. Dozer handles
serializable attributes automatically for us. Case by case I add logic
to my BeanFactory
Cool, didn't know about BeanModel.. I'm never used GXT. We've wrote quite a
lot of code in GWT-Ext (and it supports JSON).. This is raw and abandoned
project, and I hate it more and more each day (and also I will never anymore
use wrapper library, like SmartGWT). Still I've been unable to persuade
I'm using GXT which has a pretty strong preference for its own
'BeanModel' (thin wrapper around a javabean that understands GXT) for
grid population etc.
That (in my mind) means I am either serializing Cayenne Models -> JSON
-> BeanModels or just going from Cayenne Model -> BeanModel so I
decided
I'm currently using Cayenne and GWT. I think the question should be if it is
worth it to convert server beans to client beans. Do you really need data
objects on client side? With a lack of reflection they cannot be easily used
in UI. I think this only produces unneeded convertion.
What I do is con
Thanks Andrus. The cgen docs explain the process but the code pointers
are going to be super helpful.
Down the rabbit hole..
John-
On Thu, Jan 28, 2010 at 12:23 AM, Andrus Adamchik
wrote:
> cgen (Ant or Maven variety) support custom templates and generation modes
> (either one run per DataMap or
cgen (Ant or Maven variety) support custom templates and generation
modes (either one run per DataMap or one run per ObjEntity):
http://cayenne.apache.org/doc30/cgen.html
http://cayenne.apache.org/doc30/maven2-cgen.html
So you can definitely implement class generation around Cayenne
mapping
I'm finding myself generating a lot of Beans that mirror my cayenne
entities (plus Dozer mappings) as I delve into GWT.
This is crying out for automation and I'm sure a few others would
enjoy it. It may even make Cayenne very GWT Friendly.
To move this ball forward (for me minimally) can anyone p
