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Eint or EIntegerObject? primitive types and some debug messages--should I worry? [message #429822]

Sun, 03 May 2009 14:00

Eclipse User

I have a class that has a property with @Id set on it. The primary key
is an int both in the schema definition using the SQL Server 2005 admin
tool and generated via EMF using EInt as the type.

However, when I run it with teneo I get a debug message:

9700 [main] DEBUG
org.eclipse.emf.teneo.hibernate.mapping.property.EAttributeP ropertyHandler
- Expecting int as instance class but it is: java.lang.Integer

Is this a problem that I should work to solve? Changing the EInt to
EIntegerObject makes the message go away but I am not sure if there are
other side effects I should worry about.

This seems to be true for me whether or not it is a primary key. Is
there a setting somewhere that I should be setting to identify primitive
versus non-primitive/object types?

Re: Eint or EIntegerObject? primitive types and some debug messages--should I worry? [message #429823 is a reply to message #429822]

Sun, 03 May 2009 14:40

Eclipse User

Certainly Integer object will take up a lot more space than will just a
primitive int...

aappddeevv wrote:
> I have a class that has a property with @Id set on it. The primary key
> is an int both in the schema definition using the SQL Server 2005
> admin tool and generated via EMF using EInt as the type.
>
> However, when I run it with teneo I get a debug message:
>
>
> 9700 [main] DEBUG
> org.eclipse.emf.teneo.hibernate.mapping.property.EAttributeP ropertyHandler
> - Expecting int as instance class but it is: java.lang.Integer
>
>
> Is this a problem that I should work to solve? Changing the EInt to
> EIntegerObject makes the message go away but I am not sure if there
> are other side effects I should worry about.
>
> This seems to be true for me whether or not it is a primary key. Is
> there a setting somewhere that I should be setting to identify
> primitive versus non-primitive/object types?

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