Thanks chris ,
I did check application specific models but I felt may be I made mistake in
downlaod.. since it was said in doc :) Any way , how wise would be make
Oracle specific additions to MODEL. Does it have lots of dependencies at
places I might not find. I want to generate "FOR Update " and "Connect By"
clauses in certain situations. I am ready to put that in XSD definition
file.
Situation is typical Employee - Supervisor .Party X is Parent of Party Y
which is also Party X type. What the best way to model other than classic
Connect by query
Better ideas most welcome. Thanks in advance.
Chand
----- Original Message -----
From: "Chris Howe" <
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Sent: Thursday, January 18, 2007 4:40 AM
Subject: Re: Extensibility pattern documentation
> Wow, that document is 5.5 years old. There are
> examples of this pattern in just about every
> application.
> For instance:
> ofbizhome/applications/product/entitydefs/entitymodel.xml
> ofbizhome/applications/party/entitydefs/entitymodel.xml
>
> etc
> Hope that helps
>
> --- Chandresh Turakhia
> <
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>
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>
http://docs.ofbiz.org/display/OFBTECH/General+Entity+Overview>>
>> Document says
>> Note that the default types for the data model are
>> defined in
>> ofbiz/commonapp/entitydef/datamodel-data.sql.
>>
>> I cannot see this folder or file. Can someone please
>> guide me where can I
>> file the same.
>>
>> Nice to have more info on Extensibility
>>
>> Chand
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