Hi,
I have just been through the same process, and the only way around it I
managed to get working is to treat the component as a separate table,
rather than part of the main table. That way, normal polymorphic
configuration is applicable.
All other mechanisms I tried ended up with the base class being the
returned type, regardless of the type actually placed in the database.
Regards
Frank
On 31/05/2005, at 4:16 AM, Mark Lundquist wrote:
Hi,
I need to map a class with a <component> (i.e., a value type) that is
polymorphic. It seems like a basic thing, but I don't even know how
to represent this in Hibernate. I've got a request in on the
Hibernate Forum
(http://forum.hibernate.org/viewtopic.php?
t=943021&highlight=polymorphic), no answers yet...
But I realized that even if I did, I wouldn't necessarily know how to
write the Xdoclet tags to generate the mapping.
So then I thought, maybe somebody here can help me figure this out all
in one go! :-)
I'm using Hibernate 3, Xdoclet 1.2.3, more than willing to give
Xdoclet 2 a whirl if necessary...
Thanks,
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