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For generating EJBs using MySQL database.
So, can you answer for that?
>> Does XDoclet support MySQL databases?
>
> In what way?
Arne Vajhøj - 26 Aug 2006 01:36 GMT
> For generating EJBs using MySQL database.
> So, can you answer for that?
Now it is some time since I last used xdoclet,
but according to some old pieces then I only
specified datasoúrce and datasource-mapping
for my JBoss CMP - no database specific tags.
Arne
Darryl L. Pierce - 05 Sep 2006 18:30 GMT
>> For generating EJBs using MySQL database.
>> So, can you answer for that?
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> specified datasoúrce and datasource-mapping
> for my JBoss CMP - no database specific tags.
Precisely. XDoclet doesn't do anything to the database: it only
generates artifacts. The EJB container would be responsible for managing
any tables in the database...

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Darryl L. Pierce - 05 Sep 2006 18:29 GMT
> For generating EJBs using MySQL database.
> So, can you answer for that?
To be sure I understand, you want to use XDoclet to generate EJBs from
MySQL tables? If so, that's not what XDoclet does. XDoclet reads
information from Java source code and *generates* artifacts from that.

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