Randy,
While it used to be true that HIbernate needed public getters and setters, that is actually no longer the case (since 2.1 I believe). So if it does not make sense for your objects to have these getters and setters be public, you don't have to do it any longer...
Randy Thornton wrote:
I am using hibernate to save my user objects. It needs public getters and setters and also a default constructor. Obviously I have worked around all this, but it would be much nicer to subclass.
Thanks
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themRandy Thornton wrote:
I have provided my own AuthenticationDao implementation for my users and
groups. I have my own user and group implementation that have data other
than username, password, and capabilities. It would be nice if I could
subclass off of User instead of having to create a new User object from
private.for all the apis. The problem is that the members of User are all
themCan these be changed to protected or is there some special reason for
to be private?
Randy
Hi Randy
I just took a look at User and am wondering what you couldn't achieve by calling super(). Each of the properties have a getter, and the constructor performs the setting. Is there a particular use case you can't accomplish? I don't mind making them protected if needed, but I do wonder if doing so would reduce the integrity of User, as the constructor performs checks for non-null values etc.
Best regards Ben
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