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Is it possible to set up Intellij to generate javadoc for methods and classes, automatically, with @author and @since date ? I had this feature in Eclipse. I know, that files have templates and also i can manually semi-automatically add javadoc to selected method/class. But i want the generation to be automatic for every generated method/class/enum/interface/field etc. This is useful for e.g. "extract method", "override/implement", "create getter/setter" etc. This would save hundreds of manual actions. I'm using IntelliJ Idea 9.0 BETA Community Edition, #IC-90.96. TIA. It's not possible at the

sqlautocode - has issues with many-to-many relations sqlsoup - doesn't support relations elixir - it's note auto-generate Is there something else I could try? In theory reflection in sqlalchemy should work for you. In this case I'm using an mssql database with two tables which have a simple Many-to-one relation: "Tests" with fields: id testname author_id (foreign key to the Users table, Users.id field) "Users" with fields: id fullname So the following should reflect the database: from sqlalchemy import * from sqlalchemy.orm import create_session from sqlalchemy.ext.declarative import

Is there an easy way to construct class from a XML. The constructed class will be used to serialize and deserialize XML. I have an XML with lots of properties and elements defined. Do I need to manually create my class based on that XML? Or Is there a utility tool available to generate class from XML Thanks, Esen Further on Willem's post: This will generate the XSD ( not dataset ) xsd.exe myCustom.xml This generates the C# class: xsd.exe myCustom.xsd /c There's a round about way: Using xsd.exe , you can first create a schema (xsd) from your xml file, which can then be used as input for xsd.exe

********************Edit 2********************** I figured out the problem... But I don't like the implications. I was testing our iPhone targeted mobile application earlier and using a plugin to mask Firefox's User Agent String as an iPhone. .Net was infact NOT generating the required code for post backs based on that piece of information alone. I do not like this however, because since the iPhone and other multimedia devices can interpret javascript, ASP.net is breaking any application that relies on server generated javascript to run. So, if the community will allow it... I'd like to change

I'm working on a project that uses Hibernate and MySQL. I intend to use sequence to generate ID for all tables in database. (It's hard to describe my question, so I will show you as an example). For example: I have 2 tables A & B. Firstly, I insert 10 records to table A, and their IDs will be 1 to 10 . Then, I insert 10 records to table B, and I want their IDs will be 11-20 , not 1-10. It means the generated ID value will be counted by all records in all tables in databases, not in a single table. So how can I use that concept in MySQL? Declare and syntax? In Hibernate, how can I use the

I was wondering if there is a way (hopefully keyboard shortcut) to create auto generate function headers in visual studio. Example: Private Function Foo(ByVal param1 As String, ByVal param2 As Integer) And it would automagically become something like this... '---------------------------------- 'Pre: 'Post: 'Author: 'Date: 'Param1 (String): 'Param2 (Integer): 'Summary: Private Function Foo(ByVal param1 As String, ByVal param2 As Integer) Make that "three single comment-markers" In C# it's /// which as default spits out: /// <summary> /// /// </summary> /// <returns></returns> Here's some tips

When you open a new C# Windows Forms Application project in Visual Studio 2008, you get a lot of autogenerated code (AssemblyInfo.cs, Resources.Designer.cs, Settings.Designer.cs, Form1.Designer.cs, Form1.resx, Program.cs). Beside adding components from the Toolbox to Form1.cs[Design] and code to Form1.cs, what files can you change? And how? And what files should be left as they are? PS: This is a vast subject, as far as I can tell. I don't expect an exhaustive answer. Any information you care to share will do. I also want to mention that I'm a C# beginner and only want the most basic