That pattern should work fine, as long as the id generator only generates
32-bit values.
Alternatives:
* use a custom IdentifierGenerator
* use Hibernate2 which is a bit "smarter" in how it handles types
"Matt Dowell"
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Currently our app uses Integers as Id's for all the current Data Access
Objects. To be consistent, is it possible to somehow shoehorn the ID as
an Integer?
I tried overriding the setId method like so:
public void setId( Long inIdLong )
{
id = new Integer( inIdLong.intValue() );
}
...with no luck. Any ideas?
Thanks
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