This kind of thing is handled automatically, and very robustly in the Spring
framework. The Spring framework also supplies good integration with
Hibernate, and a very cool and innovative configuration system. You should
check it out. The next web app I build will use Spring.
www.springframework
I wrote an example section for ordered lists in the Collections Mapping
chapter and submitted it as a patch (
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?key=HB-359
) against the source XML file.
Could you let me know if these sorts of patches are needed/welcome, an
I've been searching everywhere and cant seem to find a solution:
Using Windows XP, JTDS, SQL Server 2000, and Tomcat 4.1.27, Hibernate 2.0.3.
I have a servlet that i call during when i first start tomcat:
The follogin code is used to initiate Hibernate:
private static Properties goDatabasePropert
I think it would be very valuable to be able to register listeners for
Lifecycle events OUTSIDE the class itself.
i.e. I could register a listener to be called for every save, update,
delete for a particular class (or a particular instance) which could
also veto the update, etc.
Has this been dis
I've submitted a patch to JIRA (
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/secure/ViewIssue.jspa?key=HB-357
) to alleviate some of the drudgery of web work with hibernate,
specifically the need to set all of your fields in an object from an
HttpRequest coming back from a form. I do th
> I'm crossposting this to xdoclet-devel...
Ok, but wait! This is not so easy to solve as I first thought.
I attached examples:
- User.java (User Interface)
- UserImpl.java (User implementation that Hibernate should use)
What I'm after is that I should not have to know UserImpl in anywhere in
my
Hi,
I would like to have
the query Hibernante of this query sql :
select document.pbl_id from pbl_version_doc
documentleft join reponse on reponse.VPr_ID = document.VPr_IDleft join
reponse_pbl_sit on (reponse_pbl_sit.rps_id = reponse.rps_id and
reponse_pbl_sit.vst_id <> '472a03cb4971e3c
> Well, if you state your class to be mapped
> explicitely...
Yes, that's true. The only place where I can put my Xdoclet tags is
concrete implementation, because @hibernate.class tag does not have
attribute where I could tell the implementation so it generates mapping
correctly.
Maybe this can b
> You can put it anywhere! We search all
> superclasses and superinterfaces.
Yes, but if I put them in interface, then how can Hibernate ever get to
know about concrete implementations (or does it need to know anything
about them?) as there is no pointers anywhere that tell this (only
interfaces t
You can put it anywhere! We search all superclasses and superinterfaces.
Aapo Laakkonen wrote:
Where should I put Xdoclet tags, in interface or concrete implementation
class?
Here is example (user interface):
package com.fchaps.model;
/**
* The User
*
* @hibernate.classtable="usr"
*
SchemaExport and hsqldb.
hsqldb does not allow BIGINT as a IDENTITY column (INTEGER is ok), so
schema export will fail. Also in hsqldb there should be "if exists"
statement after drop clauses.
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It's working fine here. Maybe because you are checking out via anon CVS
on Sourveforge you have a stale copy.
Giedrius Trumpickas wrote:
Hi,
I'm getting bunch of compilation errors in v21branch. Anyone else expiriencing these
problems ?
Most of these errors releated to the new features for pro
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