I started this conversation on the Hibernate forum. For the benefit of those who did not read that thread ("Zen of mapping strategies & generation tools", it was lengthy to say the least;-) I will briefly recap the part that is relevant here.

I am going to be using Hibernate in a couple of projects and would prefer to maintain the mapping definitions as automatically as possible. I have not yet chosen the exact mapping strategy I will employ and Gavins comment was that possibly I would be best off with a "<joined-subclass> functionality (table-per-subclass)" strategy. In any case, for all of options I am considering, the current Xdoclet is insufficient to handle that task.

I have therefore volunteered to take on doing some extension work to the hibernate subtask. Gavin has expressed willingness to guide the effort, which is essential as I do not have the experience with hibernate to really understand what is wanted and needed. It would also be very helpful if I had someone who has prior XDoclet development experience to support me when I need some questions answered in that arena.

I have set aside a few days to accomplish this. So, while my time is limited, I am very open to suggestions from the community as to what is wanted. I will do as much as is possible within my initial time constraints.

So the first task at hand is to specify the functionality. Let the games begin...

- joel



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