OK. Congratulations with the fruit of investing time in learning.
I hope you won't stop improving after it is working. The name of the
'invoices'-field in your example was not right: it should be singular
('invoice'), for it is a field in a InvoiceItem entity and in your model
you only have one invoice for an invoiceItem. I always give the
relationship a name. Here I would say: an invoice 'has' invoiceItems, and
an invoiceItem 'is part of' an invoice. It should always sound good enough
to communicate with the end-users (the 'domain expert' in DDD jargon).
On Saturday, 15 February 2014 14:59:33 UTC+1, Parsifal wrote:
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> As about my problem I said previously, I did read your previous email
> about commentedBy several times, and I was able to fix my problem by
> changing mappedBy/inversedBy names vice versa and fixed. Thanks again a
> lot, now I know what they are and without your help I was not able to get
> my script running! thanks again.
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