Max,
I look in both Midldlegen JIRA and Hibernate JIRA and did basic
searches. Maybe my lack of JIRA knowledge
but I could not find anything.
I am aware of the Compound Key should have the type in it to allow
hbm2java to create the class correctly.
I basic improvement (not ideal)
Title: Hibernate Composite Key and Xdoclet
My initial question and response from the xdoclet list.
> --- Eric Mckenna <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I'm having a problem with xdoclet file merging a
> hibernate composite key
> correctly. Previously i was just merging in the
> composite id wit
I have made some comments on the JIRA (on middlegen) - it would be nice
if those things was fixed ;)
/max
Gavin King wrote:
OK cool. As always, I lean towards getting releases out as frequently as
possible, but this is your show so obviously up to you...
Gavin,
Currently the version (that i
OK cool. As always, I lean towards getting releases out as frequently as
possible, but this is your show so obviously up to you...
> Gavin,
>
> Currently the version (that is release v1 found on hibernate sf
> downloads) is built against
> the version 2 beta 2 src tree. The plugin has bee
David, exactly what version of Middlegen is the Hibernate plugin working
against? The new (codehaus) version?
> I have a few extensions to the Middlegen plugin (that I have been using
> locally). There have
> been quite afew users of the plugin and thus this email is a request for
> comments as t
Gavin,
Currently the version (that is release v1 found on hibernate sf
downloads) is built against
the version 2 beta 2 src tree. The plugin has been committed to an
earlier CVS branch that started
as the base for the refactoring effort Alask (and the team) had been
working on for the
I have a few extensions to the Middlegen plugin (that I have been using
locally). There have
been quite afew users of the plugin and thus this email is a request for
comments as to what
extra functionality would help you. I cannot guarentee that it will be in
the r2 release, though
I will consider
Hi to all !!
First of all I would like to thank the authors of Hibernate for a great
piece of work.
It really works !!!
I have already successfuly recommended Hibernate to couple of my colleagues.
So the hibernated community is growing ... :)
My question concerns best practices of using com
