No doubt someone will find this but here goes: In the CVS version of castor, one to many relationships have a problem. This code was working with prior version of castor, but not castor things there should be a getValues/setValues/addValues call on ConstraintImpl that accepts/returns ConstraintValueImpl's when it is marked as being a one-to-many and thus should accept/return the collection type specified.
here's my error: [Default] Unable to find collection of entities in database ROOT[The method set/addValues in class com.againtech.ce.exte nsible.ConstraintImpl accepting/returning object of type class com.againtech.ce.extensible.ConstraintValueImpl was not f ound]: org.exolab.castor.mapping.MappingException: The method set/addValues in class com.againtech.ce.extensible.ConstraintImpl accepting/returning object of type class com.againtech.ce.extensible.ConstraintValueImpl was not found mapping file: <class name="com.againtech.ce.extensible.ConstraintImpl" identity="UUID"> <cache-type type="unlimited"/> <!-- Constraint mapping --> <description>A Constraint</description> <map-to table="ATTRIBUTE_CONSTRAINT"/> <field name="UUID" type="string"> <sql name="attribute_constraint_uuid" type="varchar"/> </field> <field name="constraintType" type="string"> <sql name="constraint_type" type="varchar"/> </field> <field name="name" type="string"> <sql name="attribute_constraint_name" type="varchar"/> </field> <field name="rangeLow" type="string"> <sql name="range_low" type="varchar"/> </field> <field name="rangeHigh" type="string"> <sql name="range_high" type="varchar"/> </field> <field name="regularExpression" type="string"> <sql name="regular_expression" type="varchar"/> </field> <field name="values" type="com.againtech.ce.extensible.ConstraintValueImpl" required="true" collection="arraylist"> <sql many-key="attribute_constraint_uuid"/> </field> <field name="activationDate" type="date"> <sql name="activation_date" type="timestamp"/> </field> <field name="operatingUnit" type="com.againtech.ce.unit.OperatingUnitImpl"> <sql name="unit_uuid"/> </field> <field name="lastUserUUID" type="string"> <sql name="last_user_uuid" type="varchar"/> </field> </class> ----------------------------------------------------------- If you wish to unsubscribe from this mailing, send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with a subject of: unsubscribe castor-dev