The XML file generated by xdoclet contains: <property name="stuff" type="byte[]" update="true" insert="true" column="stuff" />
however the statement configuration.addFile(XMLFile), generates the following error message
net.sf.hiberate.MappingException: Could not interpret type: byte[]
Kevin Hagel wrote:
public class someclass { private byte[] someBytes; .... /** * @hibernate.property */ public byte[] getSomeBytes() { return $this->someBytes; } .... }
just see what hibernate chooses for you. It depends on the dialect etc.
Charlie Kelly wrote:
What are the proper tags to include a byte[] in a table?
Is there a good source of documentation/examples for using various tags?
Thanks
Charlie
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