RE: [Hibernate] Object aliases manditory?

Did you try the example with a fully qualified class name? Does your class 'MyClass' really have no package name? > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On > Behalf Of Devel > Sent: Friday, July 09, 2004 3:18 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: [Hib

[Hibernate] Session management idea

Title: Message I've been using Spring for JTA/CMT-bound Hibernate session management for a while now at work, and I wondered if it would make sense to add a simple JTA-based session management facility for those of us who use Hibernate as a cheap substitute for Entity EJBs.   Spring is fine,

[Hibernate] Object aliases manditory?

According to the hibernate reference quide section 11.2 (page 83 in the pdf, hibernate version 2.1.4)... You can specify an alias for a class so that you can reference the class later the query. I experimented to see what would happen if I did not. Let's say MyClass get's mapped to table my_c

[Hibernate] Hibernate3 - ehcache still references net.sf.hibernate packages

Just as an FYI, someone probably already knows this. The ehcache project is still referencing the net.sf.hibernate packages. When running with the latest from CVS I am getting a ClassNotFoundException for the net.sf.hibernate.cache.CacheProvider. I know I shouldn't be using the HEAD, but I figure