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Hello,
When I do a hibernate reverse engineering, my relations are transformed to:
private Set bodies = new HashSet(0); ... public Set getBodies() { return this.bodies; } public void setbodies(Set bodies) { this.bodies = bodies; }But I’d like to have a more strongly typed collection with JDK5 generics like:
private Set<Body> bodies = new HashSet<Body>(0); ... public Set<Body> getBodies() { return this.bodies; } public void setbodies(Set<Body> bodies) { this.bodies = bodies; }I saw a similar post where you updated PojoFields.vm and such but I don’t see how I can get the target Type Name (here: Child)
Is there a way to generate it this way automatically or can you indicate how I could change the .vm files to achieve this ?
Thanks.
I found the answer !
1. Create a custom template by following instructions in Help section “5.5 Using templates to fine tune generated code”
2. Edit PojoFields.vm and change all $jdk5 to true
3. Edit PojoPropertyAccessors.vm and do the same change.There is probably a better way to make $jdk5 true and I would be glad to know it but this solution is good enough for me.
