Thanks Jeremy,
However, pk.getName() returns null as does fk[i].getName().
In the debugger, I see the table clsMapping.getTable() is the expected
table.
Also, pk is instantiated and fk[] has the right number of foreign keys.
They just don't return their respective names, which is what I need.
Hi,
If I go over the column, I get closer::
pk.getColumns()[0].getName()
Wondering how I would get the attribute name instead of column name?
In following example, how would I get groupId instead of group_id ?
attributes
id name=groupId
column name=group_id/
Hi,
I defined object-relational mappings in orm.xml. Works fine.
Is an API available which allows querying of the orm definition for a given
object? I am programming with reflection and would like to know, given an
object, which of its attributes are primary or foreign keys.
Thanks, chris
Hi Chris,
OpenJPA provides APIs that allow you to interrogate class mappings. Using a
direct approach (OpenJPA resolves class mapping and metadata as part of
creating an emf/em), this code gives you access to the primary and foreign
keys of an entity via the schema information stored in the
