| [ Teneo ] USE_MAPPING_FILE minor enhancement [message #608700] |
Wed, 11 July 2007 18:29 |
 Jason Henriksen
Messages: 231
Registered: July 2009 |
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Hi All,
I ran into some small trouble getting
teneoProps.setProperty(PersistenceOptions.USE_MAPPING_FILE, "true");
to work. I had a mapping file in the root directory and it looked like it
was working, but when I changed the mapping file, the changes wouldn't show
up.
It turns out that the code that looks for the mapping file looks for the
resource in ";hibernate.hbm.xml" which it doesn't find. It then just builds
its own hbm from the available code and seems like it worked even though it
actually didn't. I fixed it by adding code to StoreUtil.java like this:
//--- JJH support for userSpecifiedHBMFile
private static String userSpecifiedHBMFile;
public static String getSpecificMappingFile()
{
return userSpecifiedHBMFile;
}
public static void setSpecificMappingFile(String val)
{
userSpecifiedHBMFile=val;
}
//--- JJH
Then in StoreUtil.getFileList() I added:
//--- JJH: Want to specify a teneo generated mapping file that isn't
named hibernate.hbm.xml
if(null != getSpecificMappingFile()){
result.add(getSpecificMappingFile());
}
//--- JJH
return result.toArray(new String[result.size()]);
This should really go into Properties, but I didn't want to make property
names without your involvement since the documentation has to be updated and
what not. But the idea is helpful because I can specify exactly which hbm
file to use. (I have a different hbm for each project and I prefer to not
have them all named the same thing, even if they are in different projects)
If you give me a property name to use, I'll make this code nicer, put it
into a Property and submit it.
Thanks!
Jason Henriksen
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