Hi, I'm using the ReverseMappingTool to reverse an Oracle schema. When I do this everything works great, except the entities it generates do not include the actual table name. So, for example, if I've got a table called DEPARTMENT_STORE it creates an entity like: <entity class="DepartmentStore"> <id-class class="DepartmentStore$Id"/> <attributes> <id name="departmentStoreId"/> <basic name="storeName"/> </attributes> </entity>
However, using this definition at runtime throws an error because it tries to use the class name as the table name. I know I can add a "table" element and column elements myself: <entity class="DepartmentStore"> <table name="DEPARTMENT_STORE"/> <id-class class="DepartmentStore$Id"/> <attributes> <id name="departmentStoreId"> <column name="DEPARTMENT_STORE_ID"/> </id> <basic name="storeName"> <column name="STORE_NAME"/> </basic> </attributes> </entity> But it seems like the ReverseMappingTool must know this information, so why doesn't it include it in the generated data? Is there some property I can set to have it do this automatically? Thanks. -- Dan