ok, we should take into account several issues for this, first we should be 
aware that it is not the same and "Hibernate ordered collection" and a 
"hibernate collection ordered by a column".



-In the first case, an additional attribute will contain the row index (i.e. id 
column)

-for the second case, just an sql order by clause is used.



For the first case, in your model, I sugguest to also add a 
@andromda.hibernate.collection.index tagged value specifying the name of the 
column that will hold the index, I also suggest to type it as Integer, and you 
will also need to model it on JCSPRelativeDistinguishedName.



for the second case, just remove the ordered flag and add a 
@andromda.hibernate.orderByColumns clause specifying the name of the column by 
which it will be ordered (value in this case).



Also for more help modelling the collections, I suggest you to open the 
hibernate test model within the hibernate cartridge, you should find there 
examples of all features. (In the meantime, I will try to publish an the first 
pages of the tutorial on next week)



Carlos
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