more a scala question this: but with the JPA can I create Traits that
encapsulate the annotations for example an Id trait that includes @Id.
Any obvious drawbacks in doing so?
Thanks
Tim
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I've only ever done something like this with the joined subclass support in
JPA, so I don't know if using raw traits for independent classes would work.
Easy to test, though.
Derek
On Fri, Apr 10, 2009 at 5:38 AM, Tim P tim.pig...@optrak.co.uk wrote:
more a scala question this: but with the
I've been wondering about this, too, but too busy to experiment. Please
post your results if you try it.
Chas.
Derek Chen-Becker wrote:
I've only ever done something like this with the joined subclass support
in JPA, so I don't know if using raw traits for independent classes
would work.
The Hibernate Validations section is in there to show one approach. Given
the breadth of people's requirements for validation it would be hard to say
that one way is always preferable over the other.
On you original question, my experience with Mapper says that for a schema
that big (and, I'm
