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Monday December 23, 2002

New Blog to Watch - Jon Lipsky

I don't really know Jon, only that he sent me an e-mail about Hibernate's Reverse Engineering Tool. Anyway, he's now blogging and better yet - he's using Roller! Don't forget - I'm biased b/c I think Roller is the best thing to come along since sliced bread. Speaking of the RET, from the documentation, it doesn't even look like it exists - there's no instructions on how to run it??

Man, I wish someone would alter Middlegen to generate Hibernate-tagged classes. Erik Hatcher's been bugging me to do it - any volunteers?

Posted in Roller at Dec 23 2002, 04:39:56 PM MST 1 Comment
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Wow, with a title like that, the pressure is on my to write something profound. :-)

Posted by Jon Lipsky on December 24, 2002 at 02:47 AM MST #

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