Glad to help. I think it will work, I didn't use @JoinTable in my test
though.
-mike
On Fri, Oct 24, 2008 at 3:48 PM, Fernando Padilla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> nice :)
>
> so I use @ManyToMany, and still use the @JoinTable, but simply add the
> @OrderColumn instead of the @OrderBy?
>
>
> Mic
nice :)
so I use @ManyToMany, and still use the @JoinTable, but simply add the
@OrderColumn instead of the @OrderBy?
Michael Dick wrote:
In that case the OpenJPA OrderColumn annotation should work.
import org.apache.openjpa.persistence.jdbc.OrderColumn;
@Entity
public class FLeague extends
In that case the OpenJPA OrderColumn annotation should work.
import org.apache.openjpa.persistence.jdbc.OrderColumn;
@Entity
public class FLeague extends HBaseIdCreateTime {
@ManyToMany
@OrderColumn(name="DRAFTORDER_ORDER")
private List draftOrder;
}
hth
-mike
On Fr
:( it's not.
the sort column lives purely in the relational join table, and is not
associated with any fields in the target entity.
Michael Dick wrote:
Hi,
If the sort column is a mapped field in the target entity you can use
"vanilla" JPA. Something like this should work for you :
@Enti
Hi,
If the sort column is a mapped field in the target entity you can use
"vanilla" JPA. Something like this should work for you :
@Entity
public class FLeague extends HBaseIdCreateTime {
@ManyToMany
@OrderBy("${fieldName} ASC")
private List draftOrder;
}
Replace
So, again, I'm trying to port from old JDO to new JPA :) And I'm trying
to map a List object, where the relational table is storing the position
of each element. It looks like standard JPA doesn't want to support
this, but I was wondering if OpenJPA had this as an option in some way...:
A
