RE: Which Java objects use which files/tables

>BTW.  What attracts you to Entity Beans ?  I would much prefer (this
framework excluding) to look at JDO or Hibernate (and if I understand
correctly Hibernate style is very likely to make it into EJB 3.0). 

Mearly the first thing we approached.  It looks like our model we are
heading towards is going to use RPG to for 95% of the database access so
we may not deal too much with database access in Java at all.

Thanks for your response,
Aaron Bartell 

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Aaron,
 
Sorry I cant help too much as we are using our own meta-data driven
framework. 
 
It is really the package structure (hierarchy) that can help you. For
example all our persistance objects are in the persistance structure.   
 
What I think you'll find with Eclipse and other IDEs is that you can
search on specific fields, but you also for static references locate the
other classes that refer to this class. 
 
David
 
BTW.  What attracts you to Entity Beans ?  I would much prefer (this
framework excluding) to look at JDO or Hibernate (and if I understand
correctly Hibernate style is very likely to make it into EJB 3.0). 


"Bartell, Aaron L. (TC)" <ALBartell@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

We are starting to use Java more in our shop and are wondering how to
track which files are being used by which Java objects. In the RPG world
we have products like Hawk Eye that search source and produce a listing
of which programs use a file and how they use it.

Is there something similar in Java? We are looking to use Entity Beans.

Aaron Bartell

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