Hi,
ich have a class and a mapping. Now I enhance the class and mapping
and I want to run SchemaUpdate from inside my code.
I add a property 'old' to my code as well as to the mapping file.
The generated sql update statement is:
alter table xattr add columnold VARCHAR(20)
alter table attributes ad
They are not coupled with the web tier. They only require _something else_
to close the session at the appropriate time. In a web application, it
happens to be a servlet filter. In test cases, it happens to be the
tearDown() method. There is no dependency on the web tier when running the
test cases
This is already fixed in CVS - old news ;)
Sorry that i did not bite on your posting earlier, but with approx. 150
mails per day regarding hibernate one or two will slip ;(
/max
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The following is in the patch. This patch is based on a question I posted
earlier today
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Title: RE: [Hibernate] Moving Hibernate objects with SOAP
Hi
Jon,
One of
the things that I currently do is use XDoclet to generate inline transforms for
going back and forth from XML to entity. You end up with hardcoded
serializers, which are very fast, but I don't have enough experience
Well, I still think that this is almost always a Bad Thing, but it is now
possible to configure (exactly one) collection to be loaded by outer join
in the mapping file.
This will affect the fetching beviour for
* load()
* Criteria queries
* lazy association access
It does not affect the behaviou
I have the following scenario and have been unable to resolve the underlying
issues by reading either the manual or the faq.
I have two inheritance hierarchies. eg. Customer is a base class and
InternalCustomer and ExternalCustomer are derived classes. Similarly
Location is a base class wherea
David Channon has implemented support for Dialect-specific SQL functions in
the HQL select clause. This means that we need to go though the dialects,
one by one, and fill in the standard functions for that Dialect. David has
already done this for Oracle. It would be very nice if some platform
exper
Hmm posted too soon as always :-(
After studying the code some more I noticed that hibernate will use the
setMaxRows() method on the PreparedStatement instead of adding a limit
expression to the sql statement.
Hopefully this is just as good. I'll have to make sure it is.
Sorry for the inconveni
>> It seems that if I use "table-per-class", I am going to get hit
with thirty queries every time I do a select of the superclass, is that
correct? <<
Correct
>> But if I use "table-per-subclass" with , I will
get two selects -- one for the superclass result set and one for each table
(or table