Re: Is it possible to have the any type mapping as Hibernate?

2003-11-07 Thread Thomas Mahler
Hi Rice, Rice Yeh wrote: Hi Thomas, I am not familiar with ODMG but I will go to study it. One question needs your help, is it meant that in the mapping file for this DListImpl I do not need to configure the attribute element-class-ref for collection-descriptor tag? That's correct! If a class

RE: Is it possible to have the any type mapping as Hibernate?

2003-11-06 Thread Rice Yeh
Hi Archie, I will try to come out all the files needed to be modified in order to support interface traversing in nested field mapping and send it to your email address. The basic idea is that I introduce a new attribute called class-path to configure the concrete classes for abstract class and

RE: Is it possible to have the any type mapping as Hibernate?

2003-11-04 Thread Archie
hello Thomas, Is there documentation about using DListImpl to support polymorphic? Or this feature just works in odmg api? how about other api? By the way, one feature in Hinbernate impress me is that it has a type called class to store the field's class as string (java.lang.getClass()). Only

Re: Is it possible to have the any type mapping as Hibernate?

2003-11-03 Thread Archie
Hi, Yes, I agree your statement. I like OJB, but sometimes I feel OJB does not continue enhanceing its mapping capability. Hibernate does have better mapping capability. Since the introduction of anonymous field into OJB which I quite like it, OJB does not improve mapping capability much. Maybe

Re: Is it possible to have the any type mapping as Hibernate?

2003-11-03 Thread Jakob Braeuchi
hi rice, archie, we're currently in a release candidate for 1.0 and thus adding new features is not the thing to do if we do not want to get blamed by other users :( jakob Archie wrote: Hi, Yes, I agree your statement. I like OJB, but sometimes I feel OJB does not continue enhanceing its