1. Hibernate Annotation Non Primary Key Foreign Key Mapping with VARCHAR data type coderanch.comForgive my ignorance, but i've been trying to google/yahoo this thing for 2 days in a row already. Hope you can shed me some light. I have these database objects/tables below: CREATE TABLE `issuingbank` ( `id` int(11) NOT NULL AUTO_INCREMENT, `banknamecn` varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL, `banknameen` varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL, `bankcode` varchar(10) DEFAULT NULL, `banknametw` varchar(50) DEFAULT NULL, `flag` int(1) NOT NULL DEFAULT ... |
2. Mapping String array to VARCHAR with |
3. string datatype automatically mapped to varchar(255) forum.hibernate.orghello, i'm just getting up to speed with hibernate and have been writing some test code but have run into an issue i can't seem to find any documentation on. here's the mapping for my (ridiculously simple) Resource test class. Code: |
4. How to mapping the primitive to VARCHAR in the database forum.hibernate.orgmichael wrote: Use a custom UserType - see the wiki for examples. I've uesd the UserType, the my problem is that how cause the age is the premitive type... my UserType is similar to this. Code: public class MyUserType implements UserType { private static final int[] SQL_TYPES = {Types.VARCHAR}; public int[] sqlTypes() { ... |
5. mapping: db creation and varchar length? forum.hibernate.orgHi, I am new to hibernate and not a grizzled java developer... please consider if these question are too simple. But I did not find anything which solved my questions: 1) Is it possible to create a mysql db and a db user with hibernate mapping? If yes, has anybody a simple example? 2) With the mapping below, two varchar(255) fields ... |
6. Maximum Length of a mapped varchar/String forum.hibernate.orgHi, I have mapped a varchar (in mysql) to a String, and set the length=** value in the mapping. |
7. Mapping java.util.Properties to VARCHAR forum.hibernate.orgHi all, I'm new to Hibernate so please bear with me. I have a column in a table called XX_METADATA which would hold value like: host=101.11.12.1;port=90;user=nikhil;password=chang3m3! How can I map this VARCHAR column so that I get a properties object in my Java object? i.e. getXXMetadata() would return java.util.Properties instead of first getting it as String and then running it through ... |