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1. property-ref forum.hibernate.org

2. XDoclet 1.2 and property-ref forum.hibernate.org

I followed the chapter "5.1.11. one-to-one" to build a One-to-One relationship of two classes. My problem is, I'd like to lazy load the dependant class. Currently, it is being loaded at the time the parent is loaded. Unfortunately, neither nor supports the lazy attribute. What can I do? Regards, Andreas

3. property-ref for one-to-may ? forum.hibernate.org

Hmm perhapst a nice future feature for Hibernate ? Something like This will map the column "NAME" of the child not to the id of th eparent but the property "pName" of the parent. would'nt that be cool - eh ? Thanx for a wonderful product ..... B-)

4. What's mean of "property-ref" ? forum.hibernate.org

5. Work around for property-ref in many-to-many ? forum.hibernate.org

I have two tables A and B as follows A : a_id(PK) , a_collectionid B : b_id(PK) , b_data One more table AB is as follows: AB : a_collectionid , b_id ,ab_order(index of the collection) ,ab_id(PK). This is like a many-to-many relationship between A and B. more like A has a collection of Bs. From what i understand from the forums, ...

6. use of property-ref not working forum.hibernate.org

Is this association right with PARENT_FACILITY_ID is not the primary key in TEST_ASSOCIATION and FACILITY_ID is same as PARENT_FACILITY_ID in D_FACILITY ...

7. property-ref broken? forum.hibernate.org

Why is my property-ref not working? Am I doing it incorrectly? I couldnt find any example in the manual about joining with legacy data models. I dont even know if property-ref is the option I need, I want the join to happen between the address_id's, not the id and address_id. Hibernate version:3.0

8. Help with property-ref forum.hibernate.org

9. NullPointerException for a Set with property-ref forum.hibernate.org

Author Message timrobertson100 Post subject: NullPointerException for a Set with property-ref Posted: Fri Jan 13, 2006 9:54 am Regular Joined: Wed Jun 29, 2005 11:14 pm Posts: 119 Location: Kbenhavn Need help with Hibernate? Read this first: http://www.hibernate.org/ForumMailingli ... AskForHelp Hibernate version: 3 Mapping documents: Code: ...

10. property-ref ???????????? forum.hibernate.org

My class structure is person 1----------* address person has hibernate generated id (ID) as well as a seperate person id(PID) which is unique . i want the persion id (PID) to be included in my address table(not the hibernate generated id which is the primary key of person table) as foreign key (using property-ref attribute) . but i get error when ...

11. Property-ref not working??? forum.hibernate.org

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Hi, Well i just had to use that attribute myself there in order to get past a hump. Was trying to link two tables on columns which weren't actually constrained to each other in any way. It was just business logic that maintained the constraint, which isn't ideal but nothing i can do about that. So in order to link the ...

13. many-to-one and property-ref forum.hibernate.org

Hi everybody I am facing a problem with referencing non-pk property in many-to-one association. I have class A which has property country declared as many-to-one association into Country class. It is not referencing PK (code) but it references other unique column (longName). If the longName property has access method set to field then I am not able to make new instance ...

14. one-to-one and property-ref forum.hibernate.org

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17. Property-Ref example. forum.hibernate.org

I am having the same problem. Basic set-up: I have a "simple table" with three columns, where one column is a foreign key into "other table". I want to map a value in my javabean class to a column in the "other table", using "simple table"'s foreign key, the "other table"'s primary key, and using a column in the "other table" ...