This will probably be very useful in situations where we do not have full
control of the object in question. For example Axis is a very good
framework for implementing web services, as well as Java -> XML & XML ->
Java binding. However without modification of Axis, the returned Java
object will a
I have converted a number of one-to-many association mappings that
previously used a java.util.Set over to java.util.List, and in the
corresponding 'parent' DAO class I now have the accessor and mutator methods
using a List.
This has introduced unexpected consequences, one being that the collect
I think what you really want is a bag ;)
Andrew Murphy wrote:
I have converted a number of one-to-many association mappings that
previously used a java.util.Set over to java.util.List, and in the
corresponding 'parent' DAO class I now have the accessor and mutator methods
using a List.
This has
Hi,
A very common use case for my application involves interacting with the
same objects in several request-response cycles. I need to get an object
from the repository, make changes to it, and several request-response
cycles flush the object to the database. Possible changes include:
- Changin
On 10 Nov (19:13), Martin Paoletta wrote:
> I understand why this is happening, What I've been missing is something
> like a business transaction that can span several r-r cycles, with an
> identity map (which should solve the problem of repeated objects) and
Re-use the same Session in each R-
Title: Create an abstract class
I have my mapping files from my database. I am using hbm2java to get my java classes, but I want to get them as abstract classes and create other classes wich are extends of this classes already created.
An example:
{Labor.hbm.xml}
name="l
