Ahah - I think I know now what has changed :)
Do the XXXHistoryImpl classes inherit XXXImpl?
If so, then the solution is simply to add polymorphism="explicit" to
your mapping documents.
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Thanks, Jon - I would also love it if you could write a little bit of
metadata about this stuff in the Wiki design patterns page ... (theres a
big TODO there for this)
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>> I recently upgraded one of our applications from Hibernate 1.0 (or
one of the release around there) to Hibernate 1.2. My queries that
depend on the properties of a composite id no longer work. <<
Yick!! I'm very surprised.I paid special attention to this in the
test suite, because I knew i
I'd like to propose a change to the Transaction API, for the purpose
of making the standard try/catch/finally idiom a bit cleaner. What I
would like is for the idiom to look like:
Session s = factory.openSession();
try {
//instantiate a new Transaction object, begin the transaction
Set the property
hibernate.default_schema
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> "beautiful, shiny, happy TABS!" - are you on drugs or something :)
You want some?
> Just wanted to know if I have to enable "Use tabs for indention" in my
> editors from now on when im editing hibernate ?
Not necessarily; I also checked a little indent.py script that will
enforce my drug-induc
Add
hibernate.query.imports=com.comcast.cable.dmc.itd.cct.persistence
to hibernate.properties
P.S. Something earlier gave me the impression you were really only
trying to get back a list of names, rather than objects sorted by name;
you might want to try:
Query q = ses.createQuery(
"select m
I have never seen this problem (I test with Postgres 7.3 running under
cygwin), but I imagine that it is to do with how you have configured
connection pooling. You can set
hibernate.connection.pool_size=0
to disable pooling, if you like, or try out Juozas' suggestion and use a
different pooling
> Why not HibernateException extends SQLException?
Lotsa reasons for one, we want to be able to
use exception chaining.
If no consensus forms on this issue, then I will
stay in conservative mode and leave things as they
are.
Gavin
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As I mentioned in answer to that post, this is a
known problem on some JVMs. Either:
(1) grab a cvs update
(2) revert to 1.2 until I release 1.2.2 today
or tomorrow
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We havn't actually had much discussion of middlegen on
this list (though it has come up a couple of times). This
recent burst of activity is mainly in response to the
thinking Max has been doing recently and I'm just kinda
following up on his ideas.
I'd particularly like to know what Konstantin t
I am happy to introduce a JDBCException that wraps any SQLExceptions
that occur. However, I don't have a strong view either way. So lets just
vote on this
Gavin
>> I was thinking about wrapping SQLException in HibernateException, so
that we don't need to worry about catch HibernateException a
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