Package org.apache.ws.jaxme.sqls.hsqldb

HsqlDb support for the SQL generator

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Description

Interface Summary

HsqlDbColumn	Interface of a column in a HsqlDb database.
HsqlDbSchema	Interface of a schema in a HsqlDb database.
HsqlDbSQLFactory	Interface of an SQL factory for HsqlDb databases.
HsqlDbSQLGenerator	Interface of an SQL generator for HsqlDb databases.
HsqlDbTable	Interface of a table in a HsqlDb database.

Class Summary

HsqlDbColumnImpl	Default implementation of a column in a HsqlDb database.
HsqlDbSchemaImpl	Default implementation of a schema in a HsqlDb database.
HsqlDbSQLFactoryImpl	Default implementation of an SQL factory for HsqlDb databases.
HsqlDbSQLGeneratorImpl	Default implementation of an SQL generator for HsqlDb schemas.
HsqlDbTableImpl	Default implementation of a table in a HsqlDb database.

Package org.apache.ws.jaxme.sqls.hsqldb Description

HsqlDb support for the SQL generator

This package contains some classes and interfaces enhancing the SQL generator with HsqlDb specific features. HsqlDb is an open source database, written in Java. It is particularly well suited for JUnit tests, because it can run in embedded into the own JVM. HsqlDb is available from http://hsqldb.sf.net.

The HsqlDb support works by instantiating a different SQLFactory: By default, you would enable SQLFactoryImpl. However, for HsqlDb support you would choose HsqlDbSQLFactoryImpl, which is a subclass of the default factory.

Likewise, you need to replace the default implementation of the SQL generator, SQLGenerator with HsqlDbSQLGeneratorImpl

The difference between the factories is as follows: When using the HsqlDb factory, you may cast your instances of SQLFactory, Schema, Table, and Column to HsqlDbSQLFactory, HsqlDbSchema, HsqlDbTable, and HsqlDbColumn, respectively, and use the additional methods.