I getting the sense that I need to modify the HibernateAssembler to
get it to work with annotations. Does anyone have an example that
they can share as to how best to go about this?
Thanks, Kevin
On May 10, 2007, at 9:46 PM, Kevin wrote:
Is there a specific way the cfg.xml mapping file needs to be set
up? (or any other configuration settings). right now we are using:
<mapping class="com.onefoot.vo.users.UserVO" />
but it is throwing a rtmp connection error. Any idea why this
would be the case?
- Kevin
On May 10, 2007, at 2:31 PM, Christian Gruber wrote:
We used the annotations approach. It worked fine, but we did find
a problem with them. We have several diffferent projects that use
a different subset of the model. If you use annotations to define
relationships, then you cannot re-use the object model java code
unless you configure hibernate to use all of it. If Object A
relates to Object B, but you only import Object A's configuration
because project 2 doesn't use Object B, Hibernate will complain.
The advantage of mapping (which we lost) is that you can have a
truly neutral object model, and if you aren't using certain
relationships, you don't have to include them - those methods will
simply have empty sets. But if that is not an issue, go right
ahead. FDS doesn't even know about the metadata - it maps objects
to actionscript agnostically.
regards,
Christian.
On May 10, 2007, at 1:59 PM, Kevin wrote:
Does the built-in FDS / HibernateAssembler require the hbm.xml
mapping files in order to work properly OR can we use the
annotations
approach? The only reason I ask is that I have not seen any examples
of people using Hibernate annotations.
According to Hibernate:
http://annotations.hibernate.org/
"As an option, you can now use JDK 5.0 annotations for object/
relational mapping with Hibernate 3.2. You can use annotations in
addition to or as a replacement of XML mapping metadata."
Is there a reason that this approach would not work with FDS? Does
FDS care where Hibernate gets it's metadata?
Thanks,
- Kevin
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