| Hi All,
I need some help in modifying my _WonderEntity.java to fix the accessor method for a property that uses an inner type. But I'm not familiar with the velocity templates.
My EO class Client uses a Status enumerated type defined inside the Client class. In other words, Status is an inner enumerated type. In my eomodel I click the status property and then in the Class field I enter my.app.model.Client$Status. That allows EOF to find my Status inner type and instantiate it as I fetch or save Client objects.
However, EOGeneration does not seem to handle the $ sign correctly. My accessor methods look like this:
public my.app.model.Client$Status status() { return (my.app.model.Client$Status) storedValueForKey("status"); }
public void setStatus(my.app.model.Client$Status value) { if (_Client.LOG.isDebugEnabled()) { _Client.LOG.debug( "updating status from " + status() + " to " + value); } takeStoredValueForKey(value, "status"); }
Notice the $ sign. I know that if I simply replace the $ with a "." then EVERYTHING works great. I looked at the _WonderEntity.java inside one of the jars for the WOLips plug in and I think this is the part that is responsible for generating the accessor methods:
public $attribute.javaClassName ${attribute.name}() { return ($attribute.javaClassName) storedValueForKey("$attribute.name"); }
public void set${attribute.capitalizedName}($attribute.javaClassName value) { if (${entity.prefixClassNameWithoutPackage}.LOG.isDebugEnabled()) { ${entity.prefixClassNameWithoutPackage}.LOG.debug( "updating $attribute.name from " + ${attribute.name}() + " to " + value); } takeStoredValueForKey(value, "$attribute.name"); }
How should I modify this so that it replaces the "$" sign in $attribute.javaClassName with a "."
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