Java Code generation Tool Rapid-generate application two __java

In the last section we briefly introduced what Rapid-generate can do, and demonstrated the test code with the tool, which we will apply to our project in conjunction with MySQL.

Step One: new Java Project Project, Copy the Generate.xml files and template folders in the Rapid-generate, and introduce the 3 jar packages on which you rely, Freemarker.jar,mysql-connector-java-5.0.5-bin.jar,rapid-ge Nerator.jar.

Step Two: Create a new Test.java class with the following code:

Package AA;

Import Cn.org.rapid_framework.generator.GeneratorFacade;

public class Test {public
    static void Main (String[]args) throws exception{
        generatorfacade g = new Generatorfacad E ();
        G.deleteoutrootdir ();
        Deletes the generator's output directory//
        //g.generatebytable ("table_name", "template");
        The file is generated from the database table, and the template is the root directory
        g.generatebyalltable ("template") of the template;
        Automatically searches all tables in the database and generates files, template the root directory of the template
        //g.generatebyclass (blog.class, "Template_clazz");  g.deletebytable ("table_name", "template");
        Delete the generated file
    }
}

Step Three: modify Generator.xml According to your requirements, here we use the MySQL database.

<?xml version= "1.0" encoding= "GBK"?> <! DOCTYPE Properties SYSTEM "Http://java.sun.com/dtd/properties.dtd" > <properties> <comment> code generation Configuration file: 1. Property_dir attributes are generated for all properties, such as Pkg=com.company => Pkg_dir=com/company 2. You can reference environment variables: ${env. Java_home} or System.properties: ${user.home},property can also be cross-referenced to each other </comment> <entry key= "Basepackage" >c Om.company.project</entry> <!--jsp namespace:web/${namespace}/${classname}/list.jsp--> <entry k Ey= "namespace" >pages</entry> <entry key= "Outroot" >f:\2013-2014\eclipse-j2ee\workspace\ Rapid-generator-pro\out-put</entry> <!--need to remove the table name prefix, using commas to separate multiple prefixes, example value: T_,v_--> <entry key= "Tablere Moveprefixes "></entry> <entry key=" Jdbc.username ">root</entry> <entry key=" Jdbc.password " >root</entry> <!--Oracle needs to specify Jdbc.schema, other databases ignore this configuration--> <entry key= "Jdbc.schema" ></entry> <entry key= "Jdbc.catalog" ></entry> <!--database type mappings--> <entry key= "Java_typemappi Ng.java.sql.Timestamp ">java.util.Date</entry> <entry key=" Java_typemapping.java.sql.Date "> java.util.date</entry> <entry key= "Java_typemapping.java.sql.Time" >java.util.Date</entry> < Entry key= "Java_typemapping.java.lang.Byte" >Integer</entry> <entry key= "Java_" Typemapping.java.lang.Short ">Integer</entry> <entry key=" Java_typemapping.java.math.BigDecimal "> long</entry> <!--H2--> <!--<entry key= "Jdbc.url" >jdbc:h2:tcp://localhost/test</entry&gt
    ; <entry key= "Jdbc.driver" >org.h2.Driver</entry>--> <!--Mysql--> <entry key= "Jdbc.url" ;jdbc:mysql://localhost:3306/tgdb?useunicode=true&amp;characterencoding=utf-8</entry> <entry key= "  Jdbc.driver ">com.mysql.jdbc.Driver</entry> <!--Oracle   Jdbc:oracle:oci: @tnsname_devdb <entry key= "Jdbc.url" >jdbc:oracle:thin:@192.168.0.177:1521:[sid]</entry&
    Gt <entry key= "Jdbc.driver" >oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver</entry>--> <!--SQLServer2000 &L T;entry key= "Jdbc.url" >jdbc:microsoft:sqlserver://localhost:1433;DatabaseName=[database]</entry> < Entry key= "Jdbc.driver" >com.microsoft.jdbc.sqlserver.SQLServerDriver</entry>--> <!--SQLServer200 5 <entry key= "Jdbc.url" >jdbc:sqlserver://192.168.0.98:1433;DatabaseName=[database]</entry> <entry  
    key= "Jdbc.driver" >com.microsoft.sqlserver.jdbc.SQLServerDriver</entry>--> <!--jtds for SQL Server <entry key= "Jdbc.url" >jdbc:jtds:sqlserver://192.168.0.102:1433/[database];tds=8.0;lastupdatecount=true </entry> <entry key= "Jdbc.driver" >net.sourceforge.jtds.jdbc.Driver</entry>--> <!--P Ostgresql <entry key= "jdbc.uRL ">jdbc:postgresql://localhost/[database]</entry> <entry key=" Jdbc.driver ">org.postgresql.driver </entry>--> <!--Sybase <entry key= "Jdbc.url" &GT;JDBC:SYBASE:TDS:LOCALHOST:5007/[DATABASE]&L 
    t;/entry> <entry key= "Jdbc.driver" >com.sybase.jdbc.SybDriver</entry>--> <!--DB2 <entry key= "Jdbc.url" >jdbc:db2://localhost:5000/[database]</entry> <entry key= "Jdbc.driver" > Com.ibm.db2.jdbc.app.db2driver</entry>--> <!--HsqlDB <entry key= "Jdbc.url" >jdbc:hsqldb:m em:generatordb</entry> <entry key= "Jdbc.driver" >org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver</entry>--> <!- -Derby <entry key= "Jdbc.url" >jdbc:derby://localhost/databaseName</entry> <entry key= "Jdbc.driver"
 >org.apache.derby.jdbc.ClientDriver</entry>--> </properties>

Step Four: We run the main function in test, see the console has output log, and refresh the item, the Out-put directory appears.

So far, we have successfully integrated the Rapid-generate builder into our own projects, connecting MySQL database tgdb, generating table user's DAO layer, controller layer, view layer, model layer.