Hello everyone,
I have an OR mapping that involves 2 entity beans, named Group and User,
like in the following example:
public class GroupBean implements EntityBean
{
...
List users;
public addUser(User user)
{
users.add(user);
}
}
So, I have an 1/*
table that implements two real 1-n
relationships,
thus creating one extra table. I don't see where you get two extra tables
per
relationship from.
regards,
D.
George Mardale wrote:
Hello Owen,
Thank you for your kind response. Yesterday, while waiting for a
response on
the Orion
]]On Behalf Of George Mardale
Sent: 02 October 2001 06:06
To: Orion-Interest
Subject: RE: Design strategy
Hello Alex,
Thank you for your prompt response. Your suggestions are excellent.
You're right, the analysis is not correct. I tried to reduce the problem
to
a
simple example. To avoid
Hi everybody,
During our last application design, I have
encountered the following issue and I don't know ifOrion can handled it in
a specific manner:
I have a hierarchy of users that consists of 3
levels: Class, Group, User. A class can contain one or more groups, a group can
contain one
Hello Alex,
Thank you for your prompt response. Your suggestions are excellent.
You're right, the analysis is not correct. I tried to reduce the problem to a
simple example. To avoid complexity, I just limited the relationships to 1..*.
Maybe the example is not the best, but I only wanted to
Hello everybody!
I want to install Orion as a service on Windows NT 4. Can anyone give me an idea
how to do it?
Thanks in advance,
George.
