I regret you got the impression, that im misusing this list as a support
channel. I just thought this would be something others would benefit from.
Im proposing a solution, to a specific ejb 3 problem. Sure, its correct, that
hibernate annotations would do the trick. BUT, hibernate annotations ar
On Mar 7, 2006, at 7:41 PM, Woelke, Milan wrote:
This could work, if i were using hbm files. but as i told im using
hibernate as ejb 3 persistence provider. Im not aware of any way to
specify this with ejb3 annotations. Could you please reconsider
your answer.
Please go to the forum, thi
This could work, if i were using hbm files. but as i told im using hibernate as
ejb 3 persistence provider. Im not aware of any way to specify this with ejb3
annotations. Could you please reconsider your answer.
Regards, Milan Wölke
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Or, you could just specify an index on the :
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Subject: [Hibernate] bug or feature: oracle deadlock
Hi,
I have a problem with hibernate bundled with jboss 4.0.4 as ejb 3.0 persistence
provider. Before you skip my post, as just a misguided user question, please
continue to read. First a scenario:
We have two classes Order and Position, which are part of a bidirectional
OneToMany relationship.
Hi,
Congrats for coming up with such a wonderful tool ! :-)
In a particular parent-child use case, my object graph looks like this :
[ParentImpl] [ParentInterface]
[ChildInterface] [ParentInterface]
[ChildImpl] [ParentImpl],
[ChildInterface]
While mapping them as hibernate entities, I h
