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We will probably end up writing a query for this case, but it got me
thinking about mappings with specific use cases, maybe as subclasses?
Any thoughts?
Matt Dowell
Notiva Corp.
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tables they are
searching do not lend themselves well to being mapped to objects.
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Would anyone else use this?
session.delete(Class class, Object ID)
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hits this line:
if (entry.status!=LOADED) throw new ObjectDeletedException("Object was
already deleted", entry.id);
Which is where I get my error. When I comment out that line I get in an
infinite loop. Is there a work-around for this scenario? Thanks.
Matt
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ect) I
get this error:
cirrus.hibernate.ObjectDeletedException: Object was already deleted: 32
5) The '32' I think is the ID of the last MANY class..
Any ideas? Thanks,
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Notiva Corp.
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Currently our app uses Integers as Id's for all the current Data Access
Objects. To be consistent, is it possible to somehow shoehorn the ID as
an Integer?
I tried overriding the setId method like so:
public void setId( Long inIdLong )
{
id = new Integer( inIdLong.intValue() );
}
.with n
net/hibernate-mapping-1.1.dtd";>
SEQ_INVOICE_ID
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Notiva Corp
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nserting the Product, and trying to update the LineItem.
Can it insert the product, then insert the LineItem or is this not
supported?
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Notiva Corp.
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