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Anyone have any ideas about getting
many-to-one mappings with a formula to work out the foreign key working.
I tried to do this by having a @hibernate.many-to-one and underneath an
@hibernate.column tag with a formula attribute but xdoclet seems to just ignore
the formula attribute. I then decided to put this relation in using a
merge file. Unfortunately this isn’t an option as the relation I am
dealing with is in a joined subclass so doesn’t have its own hibernate
descriptor file to merge into. Thanks in advance… Neil Mendoza Prytania Services LLP 105 Ladbroke Grove, Tel: +44 20 7616 8475 Fax: +44 20 7616 8472 ---
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- [Xdoclet-user] many-to-one with formula Neil Mendoza
- Re: [Xdoclet-user] many-to-one with formula Paul Galbraith
