If you want union-subclass, then you need to use Hibernate 3 as Wouter said above and define the inheritance strategy as "union-subclass". You can do it with a namespace property so that the strategy applies to all inheritance or you can set "union-subclass" as the value for the "andromda.hibernate.inheritance" tagged value like you're curretly doing with the "concrete" strategy. -- Chad Brandon - [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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