private void setTopParent(TopLevelParent topParent) {
this.parent = topParent.getComponent();
}
should do what you need ;)
"Viktor Szathmary"
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hi,
i decided to take the path of least resistance, and migrate to hib2 (took
about 5 minutes) to get support for <parent>...
alas, i got an IllegalArgumentException: "argument type mismatch" when
it's calling the setter... it turns out the problem is more of a
misunderstanding - the <parent> for the nested composite-element is
actually the outermost <class> according to Hibernate.. according to me,
it should be the immediate parent (since the whole bag is nested inside a
<component>). i guess both approaches make sense under various
circumstances, although i think using the immediate parent would be more
intuitive...
best regards,
viktor
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