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Hi i am trying to reverse engineering with my oracle database but have a small problem that hibernate generates classnames in a unwanted encoding. for example if table name “KKYAGI”
my classname is “KkyAgı” here the “ı” is problem for me i want it as “KkyAgi”. I know we can create a custom reverse engineering strategy with hibernate tools but i could not manage to do with netbeans.
is there a easy way to do that or if i have to use hibernatetools anyone can help me with netbeans?
Thank you.
I guess you run NetBeans on a machine with Turkish locale. If so, try to change locale used by NetBeans by changing
user.languagesystem property (note that it’s a JVM system propery, not an environment variable).I’m not sure how NetBeans startup works, but I think there should be some config where you can specify JVM properties, and you can write something like
-Duser.language=enthere.