Hi! I am using hibernate, java cartridges, maven, MDv9 and Eclipse. I have some entity classes, is it normal that for some of these classes no .hbm.xml files are generated and for other non? I have an interface A that is implemented be an abstract class B(stereotype entity)that delegates some attributes to class C(stereotype entity(with an Abstraction relation bw these two classes),there are classes D,E,F(stereotype entity) that are Generalizations of class B and some other entity classes. There are no .hmb.xml file for classes D,E and F. When I open B with MD, I see all the methods of A and the attributs of C in it and the methods are also seen in D,E,F but the attributs are not. So what I did was to have some relations bw C and D,E,F in order to have the attributs too in these classes and in these classes I redefined some methodes. My question is, classes D,E and F have the methods and attributs so can be use directly in java (via Eclipse)or do I need to write then again explicitly in D,E,F( that is what I wanted to avoid by using A, B and C )? The problem is when I want to use these attributs and methods(those that I didn�t write explicitely in MD) in Eclipse they are not recognise. Can someone tell me how to to model this in MD in order for it function in Eclipse, please? What should I do in MD for all the entity classes .hmb.xml files to be generated? Thanks for your help, R�gine.
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