Yeah, honestly I was trying to make the existing schema ( legacy )
work using hibernate. Perhaps I am still too new to it, but I could
not figure out how to get the mapping correct without the "child"
table having an identifier. What I did was add an identifier ( using
native ) so that the uniquene
Obviously properties of composite element has to be
marked in that class instead of where you placed it
( in your case:
com.wr.adProgram.hibernate.utils.columnViewDetail )
I'm not sure though how well composite element is
suppored in XD1, so I would recommend to upgrade to
XD2
( plugin version 1
What kind of exception do you get? Do you get exception? Because if you
get HibernateException, then you know its something in your
hibernate.cfg.xml file or your hbm.xml that is wrong. What is normally
the case is the name and the column. Always dobbel check to see if they
are match correctly etc.
I am having a problem getting the composite element feature to work
correctly, specifically the property names in the composite element. I
have searched the net high and low with now luck. Could someone point
out what I am doing wrong? Here is what I have
First I have 2 tables, one table stores th
