Hi John,
I've been working on an experimental feature that reads table
metadata from the database using JDBC, uses the metadata to generate
at runtime a bean class file, and a Hibernate mapping from the bean
to the table. If you can replace the DynaBeans with the generated
Classes, this might meet your requirements. If not, then the code
will at least present you with an example on how to build a mapping
file at runtime.
I will check in the code later today. You can find it in the source
trunk, in package "org.hibernatespatial.pojo". Examples on how to use
it can be found in the (very preliminary) test classes in package
"org.hibernatespatial.test.pojo" (Class TestPojoUtility).
Please not that this feature is not yet complete.
Regards,
Karel
On 25 Feb 2008, at 06:44,
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> Hello All,
>
> Is there I way that I can avoid using a class's hbm.xml file and
> instead
> provide that information at runtime?
>
> For example, I have a DynaBean that I'd like to persist. I can
> discover
> at runtime all the information that is in the hbm file, I just need a
> way provide it to hibernate w/o going through a XML file.
>
> Thanks!
>
> --john
>
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