<table name="personCommittee">
<column
name="IdComite"
required="true"
primaryKey="true"
type="INTEGER"/>
<column
name="IdPerson"
required="true"
primaryKey="true"
type="INTEGER"/>
</table>
In that mapping above, I can make it work, but only for retrieving
objects.
It works perfectly hidrating the objects, no problem at all.
But I can not create a new object, by the time of .save() method, It
raises an
exception of "Criteria has nothing to insert", it's something saying that
the
criteria was empty, and so on nothing is inserted/saved into database.
There is nothing wrong with your mapping, except that you should use
idMethod="none" for tables where you do not want or torque does not
support auto-generated primary keys (as in your mapping; auto-generation
of primary keys would not make sense). This is what you do with
auto-increment=none, but settinbg the defaultIdMethod is preferred
(because more db-independent).
Does torque really don't suport multiple-primary keys or there's some hidden
way for getting them work?
I have mappings like yours working for me so composite primary keys are
definitely supported by torque. To work out why you run into problems, I'd
need some more information:
- what database are you using ?
- Could you provide a simple code sample where you try to save a
PersonCommittee object ?
Thomas
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