Re: [Openoss-devel] Tigerstripe implementation of JOSIF for Texo Integration

[<sit...@nm...>]

Hi Pierre,
 Yes and no,
 Texo based generation from XSD, at least for the default configurations,
is quite straightforward...also Texo appears configurable from what the
site describes.
 Therefore what i am proposing is we generate JPA annotations from XSDs as
a proof of concept and whet things out.
 Then if things are found to be good then, we can look at integrating Texo
capabilities into existing JOSIF geeration...i believe ultimately we must
have them as one unit and not just generting JPA annotations from XSD as
a standalone entity...What do you think?
 We need to fix an interface with which we will PoC this out...how about
the inventory interface GU? Let me know and thanks much for your
continued guidance and support...
Sitaraman

> Currently the Persistency stack is driven by the procesing of the
> tigerstripe dsl into JPA I think what you are suggesting is the processing
> the Tooling generated XSD to JPA.  So a new generator maybe a better
> choice.
>
> Pierre
>
> On 2012-12-09, at 10:37 PM, "sit...@nm..."
> <sit...@nm...> wrote:
>
>> Hi,
>> I am exploring a possible integration of Texo into the JOSIF tooling.
>> Would appreciate some pointers on what needs to be done at the JOSIF
>> end.
>> Is JOSIF developed as a plugin into Tigerstripe? Could i add the TExo
>> generation as a separate plugin and get the Texo capabilities integrated
>> with JOSIF or should i change the existing code generation
>> plugin....what
>> would you recommend?
>> Thanks
>> Sitaraman
>>
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