I added support for DynaBean components to Hibernate2. You can now
use mappings like:
<class .... >
.....
<dynabean name="dynaBean" dynaclass="MyDynaClass"/>
<property name="foo" type="string"/>
<property name="bar" type="integer"/>
<many-to-one name="baz" class="Baz" cascade="save-update"/>
</dynabean>
</class>
Can people please try this out, to check that I didn't get anything
wrong; I am new to DynaBeans, so I'm not sure I am using it right.
(Like all the Jakarta stuff it is completely underdocumented.)
What I didn't find was a way to do the equivalent of Class.forName()
to retrieve a DynaClass. So Hibernate and the user code aren't
actually using the same DynaClass instance, which is suboptimal.
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