Attached is my working copies of what you want with a
little difference. I use uni-directional relationship
from user to role. I wonder why you want a
bi-directional one. Besides, you cann't do cascade
delete unless the other side of the relationship has a
multiplicity of one. That is to say, in your case of
n-m relationship, you cann't do this. You might need
to adust your requirement a bit. Also I use value
object generate by XDoclet, if you don't use it, just
comment out the value object tag both at class level
and method level.

Hope it helps.

guo
 --- "R. P. Ruiz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 的正文:>
Greetings!
> 
> After much tail chaising with JBoss 3.2.x,
> Many-to-Many CMR, & XDoclet 
> v1.2b3 (much searching, reading, trial-and-error,
> and gnashing of 
> teeth), i've decided that i'm in serious need of
> guidance...
> 
> I'm trying to implement what i believe is a
> bidirectional many-to-many 
> cmr cmp relationship between two entities:
> 
> 1) UserBean and
> 2) RoleBean
> 
> Their relationship can be described as: "any/many
> users can have 
> any/many roles".
> 
> I've implemented the 2 entities listed above, in
> addition to a UserRole 
> entity which functions as a xwalk table between User
> and Role. Thus far, 
> i've been happily using them as a JBoss JAAS
> authentication dataSource 
> for the last month, w/o declaring any kind of cmr
> relationship between 
> them.  What i want to do now is declare
> relationships between entities 
> so that:
> 
> 1) when i find a user, i can get a collection of
> their roles as an 
> attribute of the user object (instead of a separate
> lookup in the role 
> entity, which i can currently do),
> 
> 2) when i find a role, i can get a collection of the
> users who have this 
> role, expressed as an attribute of the roles entity
> (i can't do this 
> with my current entity implementations)
> 
> 3) when i delete a user, i want their delete to
> cascade and remove all 
> of their roles, but not vice versa (removing a role
> does not delete the 
> user(s) associated with it)
> 
> Does anybody have a working example of a
> bidirectional Many-to-Many 
> relationship that works with JBoss 3.2.1 that they
> would care to share 
> with me?
> 
> Even if you don't have a working example, feel free
> to let me know if 
> i'm not describing my problem very well or am not
> using the correct 
> terminology.
> 
> Thanks,
> 
> Rick
> 
> 
> 
> 
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