[tommie82]

Hi,

I’m testing the Hibernate support and have the following issue:

in my classes I want to declare my members e.g. like m_sName (type String), m_iAge (type Integer) … so I can identify them quickly. How they are stored in the db is not very important, but I prefer sName or name, instead of have to label them m_sName.

When I now use the DB Explorer and create a hibernate mapping file it generates the files with lower case letters and there is no option to rename them in the class-files. If there is no way to change that behaviour, the synchronization is not very useful.
Is there a trick, how I can change that?

If no, it would be nice, if you could add two things:
– when I create the hibernate mapping there is a checkbox where one can activate case-sensitivity
– and the possibility to add a prefix in front of the class members (e.g. in my case “m_”)

Right now it is too inflexible.

Thanks.

[Riyad Kalla]

We agree that the solution right now is too inflexible, we should have our Visual Mapping Editor ready by our 5.0 release which will allow you full control over all the mapping generation.

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