Not sure which thing is using the .hbm.xml files though.
I sit behind a rather restrictive firewall and I've never had issues with the dtd validation causing problems. I presumed hibernate came packaged with the right one + custom entity resolver.
Leo Yamamoto wrote:
While using the Hibernate plugin with Maven, I came across an issue regarding the schema file generation. The .hbm.xml files are generated with the doctype:
<!DOCTYPE hibernate-mapping PUBLIC "-//Hibernate/Hibernate Mapping DTD//EN"
"http://hibernate.sourceforge.net/hibernate-mapping.dtd";>
... which is normally okay, but this morning, hibernate.sourceforge.net was down for me. Since I could not get that DTD, my build could not continue (connection timed out). It wasn't easy trying to diagnose the error, either. I did not try running the build in "offline" mode.
It would be nice if the generated files could either point to a local DTD or have the option of not inserting a DTD.
Also, there are some cosmetic problems:
The JAR distributed with Maven is named maven-hibernate-plugin-1.0-SNAPHOT instead of SNAPSHOT. I'm not sure if that is a problem, but it doesn't seem to be.
The only goal (http://maven.apache.org/reference/plugins/hibernate/goals.html) listed for the plugin is "hibernate:schma-export" which is misspelled.
The opening page's description reads: "This plugin provides easy intergration with Hiberante 2.x for your project."
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