Hi, I apologise.
Me not answering emails generally means I don't quite know what to say
and am still thinking something through.
Anyway, as I've indicated elsewhere, I don't want this stuff in the
Criteria API *yet*. We havn't decided how we should implement
projection/aggregation yet, and whe
Hi Hibernate Users,
My database table structure is as follows
Table A
{
Composite key :- PatId
PaticipantId
}
Table B
{
Primary Key :- AdmissionId
and
Is anybody working on the hibernatedoclet, to add the ehcache features
somewhere?
Kevin
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On 01 Dec (20:31), Neema, Devesh (MED, Contractor) wrote:
> Doubt : How to represent in Mapping file ?
> Please Respond me.
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Gavin,
Thanks for getting back to me. I read an earlier post
where you had said something like this, but I was
hoping you might reconsider. I agree that having
something even more generic would be better, but
having a count method now is absolutely critical to
anyone wanting to use the Criteria
If nobody else steps up, I'm willing to take this on. I've done some other
XDoclet hacking recently and it's not too bad. However, I haven't touched
any of the XDoclet 2 stuff.
On Mon, Dec 01, 2003 at 07:06:26AM -0800, khote wrote:
> Is anybody working on the hibernatedoclet, to add the ehcache
I have posted this to the Hibernate & Spring mailing lists as I think this will
require the involvement of both development teams to answer.
Hibernate uses **javabean no-arg constructors** to instantiate objects and then uses
javabean setters / getters when mapping from / to the database.
Sprin
In general it is best to avoid paging if at all possible but if you
can't avoid it don't forget that different databases have different ways
of implementing a count. With Oracle you would use rownum if possible
and with DB2 you would add fetch first n rows only.
David Morris
>>> Chris Nelson <[EM
Yes - and Hibernate honors those differences as much as possible.
/max
David Morris wrote:
In general it is best to avoid paging if at all possible but if you
can't avoid it don't forget that different databases have different ways
of implementing a count. With Oracle you would use rownum if pos
Hi Rob,
Have you taken a look at Interceptor.instantiate(Class clazz, Serializable id) ?
With that you can do whatever you want regarding construction of objects ;)
/max
Rob Butler wrote:
I have posted this to the Hibernate & Spring mailing lists as I think this will require the involvement of
I'm having spring load a LocalSessionFactoryBean from a spring context file.
I upgraded my hibernate to 2.1 last night, now all is lost uh, yeah.
How do I turn off the ehcache completely, totally, and without pity?
[junit] [INFO] Configuration - -instantiating and configuring caches
[j
> Have you taken a look at Interceptor.instantiate(Class clazz, Serializable id) ?
>
> With that you can do whatever you want regarding construction of objects ;)
>
Cool, exactly what I was looking for! That along with Hibernate's Lifecycle interface
will do everything I was asking for in my
You are always welcome to post your SpringBeanFactoryInterceptor on our Wiki ;)
/max
Rob Butler wrote:
Have you taken a look at Interceptor.instantiate(Class clazz, Serializable id) ?
With that you can do whatever you want regarding construction of objects ;)
Cool, exactly what I was looking
Hi Hibernate Users,
I have a tables with following Structure :
Table A :- Composite ID 1. PatId:- many-to-one
relationship with Table C
2.ParticipantId :- many-to-one
relationship with Table
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