Hi Marco. Try the following:
For a bidirectional association, one (many-valued) end must be marked
read-only, telling hibernate to use the other end for updating persistent
state. Also the key column o
I have problems understanding, the operations/settings nesecary for
the following example...
A client can place multiple orders, a order consists out of multiple
orderlines,
and an orderline contains a product.
I am starting with a simple example that a client just can place multiple
orders...
a
Anton,
You know, I should have considered that approach. Another developer just
recently used something quite similar on a project I was on - full-blown
business objects, which had relationships and logic, were derived from
"summary" objects which had the data. He found it worked quite well, and
i
I'm pretty handy w/ Ant these days. If I can get the current environment
(maybe directly from CVS), I can look and see where things stand.
No promises, as I'm really swamped; plus this is mid-soccer season for my
boys. ;)
Donnie
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