"Travis Stevens" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
>Hello.
>The maven-torque-plugin is fantastic. However, I am having trouble
>managing the source. Torque generates Base classes and blank Subclasses
>of those for developers to add functionality for both Peer and Bean-like
>objects. For one table I end up with BaseTable.java,
>BaseTablePeer.java, Table.java and TablePeer.java. I then modify
>Table.java for various reason.
Yep, this is how they are intented to be used.
>In this scenario, I would think that the best way to manage source code
>is to check only Table.java into CVS. That, along with the -schema.xml
>files, I am able to easily regenerate the state. However, this becomes
>very messy because the generated classes are in the src directory.
I do this as follows:
src/java contains all the files that I write. It would contain (in your case)
the Table.java class.
I have a maven pre-goal in my maven.xml
<preGoal name="java:compile">
<copy todir="target/src">
<fileset dir="src/java"/>
</copy>
</preGoal>
and
<build>
<sourceDirectory>target/src</sourceDirectory>
</build>
in my project.xml
When I compile my app, this copies all the files into target/src and
then runs the torque:om target onto that directory. Files that already
exist (like the Table.java) will not be clobbered by the generator and
the resulting, merged tree will be compiled into target/classes.
(If you don't like this approach, please complain to the maven-dev
list (and especially one of the maven developers) about their
unwillingness to allow more than one java source directory to be
compiled and merged into target/classes.)
This is not the best of all possible solutions (and it especially
sucks regarding the ability to work on a source tree with Maven _and_
Eclipse) but it is the best I could come up with.
>I also use Axis wsdl2java maven plugin. The axis plugin generates code
>into the target directory which makes sense. I would suggest Torque
>move to this model. If Table.java is not in the src directory, create
Torque uses this model. Add
torque.java.dir = target/src
to your project.properties.
Regards
Henning
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