Hibernate 2.0.2 has been released today, various improvements, new
features and important bugfixes. Get it from the usual place.
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You're SOL here. Check the behavior of java.util.HashSet; if you change
the value of hashCode() then you're in trouble. Read the docs for
Object.equals() and Object.hashCode(): Equal objects must have equal
hash codes.
Jeff Schnitzer
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> Is it possible to make hibernate externalize the SQL it's using so that
> our database group can tune it and
> tweak as they see fit?
> Thanks!
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> Jennifer Morgan :-)
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I had a similar problem when the subclasses were not in the same package
as the superclass. The solution, move them all into the same package.
Hardly ideal, but at least xdoclet works.
Tom
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joined-subclass works fine in Hibernate; but we can't get XDoclet to create the DTD.
It simply ignores the joined-subclass classes.
Anyone else have this problem?
Were you able to fix it?
joined-subclass works fine in Hibernate; but we can't get
XDoclet to create the DTD. It simply ign
I had an object a of type A retieved from hibernate
Set. I did some modification to the a. During this
process, its hashCode changed. Then I would like to
remove it from the Set. I removed it like this
net.sf.hibernate.collection.Set.remove(A).
The hibernate Set can not find and remove the Object