Hi,
@hibernate.type name="a.B"
@hibernate.param name="p1" value="v1"
generates <type name="a.B"/> and ignored parameter. If you use typedef instead:
@hibernate.typedef name="TypeName1" class="EnumUserType"
@hibernate.typedef-param name="enumClassName" value="a.B"
@hibernate.typedef name="TypeName2" class="EnumUserType"
@hibernate.typedef-param name="enumClassName" value="a.C"
generates:
<typedef name="TypeName1" class="EnumUserType">
<param name="enumClassName">a.B</param>
<param name="enumClassName">a.C</param>
</typedef>
<typedef name="TypeName2" class="EnumUserType">
<param name="enumClassName">a.B</param>
<param name="enumClassName">a.C</param>
</typedef>
Thank you.
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