Re: Request for help with new adapter/struts/hibernate

Eivind:

>I'm not quite familiar enough with Hibernate to know the best way to look
>up the Factory. So far I've assumed it's deployed as an MBean available
>with JNDI, which I have tested and found to work on JBoss (having deployed
>Hibernate as a SAR file).
>
>  
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I wasn't as much trying to question the scheme that was used as the fact 
that the name AirlineHibernateFactory is hard-coded in 
hibernate-getSession.vm.  The name should be variable.

Also, I've been making a few adjustments due to compiling issues with 
the Date data types (I saw the notes in todo.txt), but I'm pretty unsure 
whether this is the way to do it.

In hibernate-copyTo.vm:

    #if (${column.SqlType} == 91 || ${column.SqlType} == 92) ## 91: 
"date" 92: "time"
      
${persistenceObjectName}.${column.setterName}((java.util.Date)${vo}.${column.getterName}());
    #else
      
${persistenceObjectName}.${column.setterName}(${vo}.${column.getterName}());
    #end

and in hibernate-copyFrom.vm:

    #if (${column.SqlType} == 91) ## ${column.SqlTypeName} == "date"
      ${vo}.${column.setterName}(new 
java.sql.Date(${persistenceObjectName}.${column.getterName}().getTime()));
    #else
    #if (${column.SqlType} == 92) ## ${column.SqlTypeName} == "time"
      // ${column.SqlTypeName}
      ${vo}.${column.setterName}(new 
java.sql.Time(${persistenceObjectName}.${column.getterName}().getTime()));
    #else
      
${vo}.${column.setterName}(${persistenceObjectName}.${column.getterName}());
    #end
    #end

This may all be too dependent on the particular SQL database that I'm using.

I've also had issues with foreign keys. Can you please shed some light 
on the following comment in delegate.vm:
## IMPLEMENTOR MUST SET THE VARIABLE retPersistenceClass IN THEIR IMPL

Andreas




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