The <domainObjectRenamingRule> Element
MyBatis Generator (MBG) uses the <domainObjectRenamingRule> element to rename database tables before calculating the corresponding domain object name. This is useful when all tables have a common prefix that should be removed before calculating the domain object name. For example, suppose some tables as the following:
- SYS_USER
- SYS_ROLE
- SYS_FUNCTION
It might be annoying to have the generated domain object name all containing the SYS prefix. The prefix can be removed by specifying a renaming rule like this:
<domainObjectRenamingRule searchString="^Sys" replaceString="" />
Note that, internally, MBG uses the
java.util.regex.Matcher.replaceAll
method
for this function. See the documentation for that method
and class for examples of the regular expression language used in
Java.
If specified, the renaming rule in this element will rename all the names base on the domain object name. Suppose a table named SYS_USER :
Class | Before using rename rule | After using rename rule |
---|---|---|
Domain Object | SysUser | User |
Key | SysUserKey | UserKey |
Blob | SysUserWithBLOBs | UserWithBLOBs |
Example | SysUserExample | UserExample |
Mapper | SysUserMapper | UserMapper |
This element is an optional child element of the <table> element.
Required Attributes
Attribute | Description |
---|---|
searchString | This is a regular expression that defines the substring to be replaced. |
Optional Attributes
Attribute | Description |
---|---|
replaceString | This is a string to be substituted for every occurrence of the search string. If not specified, the empty string is used. |
Child Elements
None