This question has been asked at least twice. The answer is: "use an
intermediate entity to represent your assoc table"
I looked but could not find much on this in the Hibernate documentation. It is
most likely where I did not look.
I have an idea of what to do, but do not know if it right.
Take the JBoss Flights_Customers example. Say I want to add another column
named Date to the join table.
Do I do this:
| @Entity
| public class Flights_Customers{
| private String flight, customer;
| private java.sql.Date date;
|
and then in Flight
| @JoinTable(
| [EMAIL PROTECTED](name="Flights_Customers"),
| [EMAIL PROTECTED](name="flight")},
| [EMAIL PROTECTED](name="customer")}
|
In Customer the joinColumns and inverseJoinColumns swap over. I use a few more
annotations to set up the join, but this is what is relevant.
Is this how it should be done? If not, what should be done differently?
Thanks,
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