renhongqiang / javageneratingmodel

Generate POJO or Bean java files based on database using java.

JavaGeneratingModel

Generate POJO or Bean java files based on database using java.

IDE:

IntelliJ IDEA 2017.2.6 x64

JDK:

JDK1.8.0_201

Directory tree

└─src
    └─com
        └─ren
            ├─model
            │      Column.java      # Data Table Column Model
            │      Table.java       # Table Model
            │      
            ├─service
            │      GetModel.java    # Output POJO or Bean java files based on database connections
            │      
            └─test
                    Test.java

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Explain：

Sometimes I create models based on table information in the database. This tool automatically generates all models based on a database connection. You can generate POJOs that contain only attributes and getter and setter methods. You can also generate JavaBeans, it contain Non-parametric constructor and implement Serializable.

How to use

1、Import jar getmodel-1.0.jar or use this project.

2、You can refer to the example src/com/ren/test/Test.java

	//File output path
       	String path = "H:\\pojo";
        //conn : Database Connection
        GetModel getModel  = new GetModel(conn);
        /*
        Description：
            pojo: Contains attributes and getter、setter
            bean: Contains properties and getters, setters and no-argument constructors, and implements the Serializable interface
         */
        //Generate pojo to path
        //getModel.generatePojo(path);
        //Generate pojo to path and add package information "package com.ren.model" in pojo
        //getModel.generatePojo(path, "com.ren.model");
        //Generate Bean to path
        //getModel.generateBean(path);
        //Generate a bean to the path and add the package information "package com.ren.bean" to the bean.
        //getModel.generateBean(path, "com.ren.bean");

javageneratingmodel's Issues

Missing semicolon

JavaGeneratingModel/src/com/ren/service/GetModel.java

Line 117 in 2016e59

writer.write(" private " + changeType(column.getColumnTypeName()) + " " + column.getColumnName() + "\n");

One missing semicolon before "\n".
May it be like this?
writer.write(" private " + changeType(column.getColumnTypeName()) + " " + column.getColumnName() + ";\n");