Cauchy Song wrote:
No because this way hibernate can't know whether your instance has to be either inserted or updated.<id name="falconID" column="FALCON_ID" type="string" unsaved-value="null"> <generator class="uuid.hex"/> </id>
When create/save a new Object, if not set falconID, Hibernate generate a falconID. Otherwise, using my falconID.
Is it possible ?
Thanks for some help,
Cauchy
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