If you know how to do the mapping in an .hbm.xml file, I'd recommend you do
it that way. XDoclet is only provided as a convenience, it's not
required. From the FAQ:
- *Do I have to use XDoclet to generate my *.hbm.xml files? Is it
possible to override a single hbm.xml file and create it by hand?*
If you have an @hibernate.class tag on a POJO - hibernatedoclet will
generate the mapping file into build/dao/gen. If you have a mapping file
(*.hbm.xml) file for your POJO in the src/dao/**/model/* directory, it will
*overwrite* the generated version. If you don't want to worry about the two
conflicting - just remove the @ sign from @hibernate.class in your POJO and
put your hbm.xml file in the model directory.
No build.xml modification are need for this to work. The "package-dao"
target will include these mapping files:
<copy todir="${build.dir}/dao/gen">
<fileset dir="src/dao" includes="**/*.xml"
excludes="**/*-${dao.type}.xml"/>
<filterset refid="variables.to.replace"/>
</copy>
If you want to get rid of the hibernatedoclet process, you can do that- but
make sure and run it first - and then copy all of the generated
hbm.xmlfiles into your
model directory.
http://raibledesigns.com/wiki/AppFuseSupport.html#ref-AppFuseSupport-9
HTH,
Matt
On 12/21/06, mxc <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi there,
I wish to do the following with xdoclets and appfuse.
I have a table called "Address" as follows
Address
======
id int,
street1 varchar(255),
street2 varchar(255) etc
I have tables
"Customer" and "Emploee"
Customer
======
id int,
company varchar(255),
etc
Employee
======
id int,
dept varchar(255),etc
Now a customer can have more than one address, such as shipping,delivery
etc
and an employee can have more than one ie. his/her own and next of kin
Now I join the "Customer" and "Employee" table via junction tables to the
"Address" table
i.e.
"Customer_Address_Junction_Table"
=================
emp_id int,
address_id int
type varchar(255)
"Employee_Address_Junction_Table"
=================
emp_id int,
address_id int
type varchar(255)
How can I do this using pojos and xdoclets? I have tried the following in
the employee and customer class.
/**
* @hibernate.set lazy="true" outer-join="auto" inverse="true"
cascade="all-delete-orphan"
* @hibernate.collection-key column="customer_id"
* @hibernate.collection-many-to-many class="za.co.jumpingbean.Address
"
column="address_id"
*/
This just results a foreign key column being placed in the Address table
which is not ideal. Any pointers appreciated.
thanks
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