Apologies. The result of executing a maven
xdoclet:hibernatedoclet is that the entity’s mapping is generated, the
association mapping is created as well without the collection-cache setting. From: Roland Chan
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi gang, I’m using the method level hibernate doclet tag
collection-cache for the first time.
However, it doesn’t appear to be working correctly. I am using with Maven 1.0. Here is an example of one such
annotation: /**
* Returns the list of possible attributeValues
* @return a List of Values
*
* @hibernate.list table="attribute_value"
name="attributeValues"
* cascade="none" inverse="false"
lazy="true"
* *
@hibernate.collection-cache usage="nonstrict-read-write" * @hibernate.collection-index
column="sort_order"
* @hibernate.collection-key column="attribute_id"
type="string"
*
* @hibernate.collection-many-to-many
* class="com.casebank.spotlight.domain.Value"
* column="value_id" outer-join="true"
*
*/ We are using 1.2b4.
Possibly time to upgrade? Cheers, Roll |
- [Xdoclet-user] RE: Hibernate collection-cache Roland Chan
- [Xdoclet-user] RE: Hibernate collection-cache Roland Chan