Guys,
The hibernate docs about using schemas are in:
hibernate 2.x
Please refer to sections 5.1.2 hibernate-mapping, 5.1.3 class and 6.2 Mapping a
Collection
hibernate 3.x
Please refer to sections 6.1.2 hibernate-mappings, 6.1.3 class and 7.2
Collection mappings
This feature works the same in v2 and v3.
Im almost certainly sure that this feature highly depends on the RDBMS and the
JDBC Driver. (Notice that not all RDBM's have suport for schemas and there are
some RDBMS like MaxDB that have support for schemas but when you connect to the
database your are using some credentials and the schema is resolved upon your
user name, so ones logged in, you are in your users schema (the one u used to
login) and there is no way ("I haven't found the way") your user can do
anything with database objects in other schemas)
After analyzing hibernate docs I think that implementing this feature in
andromda will lead to a namespace property (for the hibernate mapping file) and
to a new tagged value for <<Entity>> classes, but this is just a guess.
Hope this helps, please contact me in case you need some further input.
Kind Regards,
--
Diego Bendlin
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