Sorry, let me try to be more specific with more detailed example:
BasicType Parent {
String a
}
BasicType Child extends @Parent {
String b
}
BasicType Child2 extends @Parent {
String c
}
I was thinking that the component mapping could be:
<component class="com.foo.Child" lazy="false" name="child">
<property name="a">
<property name="b">
</component>
<component class="com.foo.Child2" lazy="false" name="child2">
<property name="a">
<property name="c">
</component>
This is not possible in Hibernate?
Thanks,
Polly
Patrik Nordwall wrote:
>
> I don't understand. Are we having different java classes for the
> subclasses, or do you mean that we flatten the java classes also?
>
> If we have java subclasses I don't think the component mapping you suggest
> will be able to restore the correct type.
>
> If we have one java class, UserInformation, containing all properties from
> all subclasses, it will of course work.
>
> /Patrik
>
>
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