1. Self-reference entity in Hibernate stackoverflow.comI have an |
2. Hibernate self table many-to-one with join table mapping stackoverflow.comI have a brain cramp trying to figure this mapping out. Here's my db:
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3. JPA: Self Join Relational Mapping stackoverflow.comI have the following classes (attributes in brackets):
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4. Hibernate self ManyToMany save problem stackoverflow.comI have a class Node Node.java
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5. Self ManyToMany with additional columns using JPA 2.0 stackoverflow.comI want to create kind of "Friendship" relation between Users models. I also need an additional columns for every friendship. I know I need to use joining class with composite primary ... |
6. Self ManyToMany with additional columns using JPA 2.0 stackoverflow.comI have Application entity, want to express self bi-directional relationship with attribute in JPA. EX. QuoteStore(provider Application) provides services to online portal and many(consumer applications) and QuoteStore(consumer Application) consumes services from Siebel CRM ... |
7. Self-Reference One-to-One mapping in Hibernate stackoverflow.comI have a class A which has a property type indicating whether it is a receipt or a delivery. A receipt can be mapped to a single delivery and vice-versa. Now ... |
8. Hibernate mapping a self referencing object coderanch.com |
9. JPA mapping of Self referenced class coderanch.comHi, I have this self referenced class mapped with JPA annotations. When I declared the property that will contain the children elements of this object as a Set, it works fine. When I declare it as a Collection, I get the following error: Exception Description: An incompatible mapping has been encountered between [class br.com.pedra.softbudget.domain.Category] and [class br.com.pedra.softbudget.domain.Category]. This usually occurs when ... |
10. mapping self referencing class forum.hibernate.orgHi I'm new to Hibrenate and i'm having trouble mapping the following case (using annotations) : I have a table holding a list of folders - each referencing a parent folder : User_folders : Folder_id integer, Folder_name varchar2(30), Parent_folder_id integer Folder & Parent folder are of the same class. I'm trying to create the following mapping : In the UserFolder class ... |
11. Self one-to-many mapping? forum.hibernate.orgHi folks, I just start trying to use Hibernate, overall it's very impressed me ;-) I have a question though, in case I want to develop a shopping cart application, and I have a Category class that contain a set of Category classes to form sub-category. How can I map this into Hibernate? Category <1------*> Category |
12. mapping self forum.hibernate.orgHi I have a table like the following table statefromto with following columns and data statefrom---------stateto Unissued Unissued Unissued Issued Issued Quoted Issued Cancelled What i would like to do is as follows. It need to be mentioned here that the primary key here is a combination of the the two columns. What i would to do is when i use ... |
13. optional to-One relationship to self, mapping question. forum.hibernate.orgNewbie Joined: Wed Jun 30, 2004 11:00 am Posts: 7 I'm just getting started with Hibernate (Version 2) and successfully created mapping files and .java source files for my entities. I just have a question about one of the relationships in my model. I'm not sure the relationship is mapped properly. For a little context, I'm writing web forum application. My ... |
14. Self-referential many-to-many mapping forum.hibernate.org |
15. Mapping for self-made IdentifierGenerator Implementation forum.hibernate.orgFirst - thx for the early reply! assuming my IdentifierGenerator has the fully qualified classname com.domain.MyIdentifierGenerator you would really write the following mapping: |
16. 1:m parent:child relationship with self forum.hibernate.orgReading through the hibernate material a parent:child 1:m relationship is typically mapped wtih a Parent domain class and a Child domain class (no problem). What I want to do is map a single domain object to iteself in a parent:child relationship. For example a fourm that may have a root 'content' item which may have associated child content replies. I want ... |
17. Parent-child self join mapping problem forum.hibernate.orgNewbie Joined: Mon Dec 18, 2006 4:12 am Posts: 1 Hibernate version: 3.2 Name and version of the database you are using: Oracle9 Hi! I'm trying to build a parent/child hierarchy. The actual "object" is mapped to the table CI while the table CI_STRUCTURE holds the parent-child relations. All works fine (ok, not all because then I wouldn't be writing...) and ... |
18. Mapping self reference including inheritance forum.hibernate.orgAuthor Message olivergierke Post subject: Mapping self reference including inheritance Posted: Thu Jan 31, 2008 4:17 pm Newbie Joined: Thu Jan 31, 2008 2:55 pm Posts: 2 Dear developers, I have a project aiming to use standard JPA data access technology. We're evaluating certain persistence providers right now and have been trying ToplinkEssentials already. As it shows some flaws ... |
19. self referencing many-to-many collection mapping forum.hibernate.orgHi to all! Just got a delete problem with collection mapping of a self referencing entity. For the many-to-many relationship we are using a database view called 'virtual_dir_map' as the middle table. We are using this view to hide some complex parent-child relationships. If I delete a 'Directory' object, Hibernate try to delete the corrosponding entry in the view too. Since ... |
20. Query help with a self-referencing parent/child relatioship forum.hibernate.orgIm looking for assistance in finding an efficient way to store and access hierarchal objects in Hibernate. I have a class Post, Post has a List of other post objects. The Post class has a body, children, id, parentId and rootId fields. When I store these in the DB I have a single table called Post which has columns for Body, ... |
21. Parent-Child Self Reference Mapping with 2nd Table forum.hibernate.org |
22. Parent - Child, self referencing table forum.hibernate.orgHi, I don't seem to get near a solution, so can someone tell me why this isn't working? I have a Channel class that looks like this: Code: ... @Id @GeneratedValue(generator = "channel-id") @GenericGenerator(name = "channel-id", strategy = "increment") public Long getId() { return id; } ... @ManyToOne @JoinColumn(name = "parent") public Channel getParent() { ... |