I exchanged emails directly with Nathan and he found the issue.
I decided to post the answer here, it might help somebody someday :-)
This was kind of a weird one.
When i added the "@entity" annotation in my data object "Owner", i used
eclipse to find the import statement for me, and chose
"org.hibernate.annotations.Entity" as the import, which seemed logical
to me.
Well the one to import is "javax.persistence.entity", the hibernate one
just won't work.
So much for using the same class names :-)
Anyway thanks for all the help again.
Eelco Hillenius wrote:
My e-mail address is at the end of the FAQ page. Perhaps I should make
it more obvious, or someday soon, set up a Databinder listserv. This one
isn't appropriate for Databinder questions, but I suppose it's normal
that people end up here when they don't know where else to go.
Oh, I think it's okay if people ask such questions on this list too -
as long as you're a member. It might interest people to check out
databinder too :)
Eelco
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