Customizing property name

max · **Posted:** Thu Apr 13, 2006 11:04 am

hmm...I *think* this is because you are actually double defining the foreign key...and currently I don't detect this.

You should be able to workaround this by simply only refer to the foreignkey by constraint-name.

Code:

<foreign-key constraint-name="PK_TBENUTZER_STATUS" > 
          <many-to-one property="benutzerStatus"/> 
</foreign-key>

I would appreciate if you put this issue into jira so i remember to either error or handle the case.

angela · **Posted:** Tue Apr 18, 2006 6:14 am

max wrote:

hmm...I *think* this is because you are actually double defining the foreign key...and currently I don't detect this.

You should be able to workaround this by simply only refer to the foreignkey by constraint-name.

Code:

<foreign-key constraint-name="PK_TBENUTZER_STATUS" > 
          <many-to-one property="benutzerStatus"/> 
</foreign-key>

I would appreciate if you put this issue into jira so i remember to either error or handle the case.

hmm this is not working either. If i try it with the workaround above, the property names are wrong again:

Code:

private BenutzerStatus tbenutzerStatus;

instead of

Code:

private BenutzerStatus benutzerStatus;

But at least there is only one tzugang property (i0m still wondering where i can define this name):

Code:

private Set tzugangs = new HashSet(0);

btw: the foreign-key attribute complains about a missing foreign-table argument!

Angela

max · **Posted:** Tue Apr 18, 2006 6:43 am

are you sure the foreign key name actually *is* PK_TBENUTZER_STATUS ?

angela · **Posted:** Tue Apr 18, 2006 8:41 am

max wrote:

are you sure the foreign key name actually *is* PK_TBENUTZER_STATUS ?

you were right..this was my fault :-( sorry....

is there also something planned to define the inverse property names, which are created like that in the mapping file? I was looking for this issue in jira but couldn't find something

Code:

<set name="tzugangs" inverse="true">
            <key>
                <column name="FK_TBENU_ILAUFNR" precision="1" scale="9" />
            </key>
            <one-to-many class="najs.model.Zugang" />
        </set>

angela

max · **Posted:** Tue Apr 18, 2006 8:49 am

Code:

  <foreign-key constraint-name="benutzerStatus"> 
          <many-to-one property="benutzerStatus"/> 
          <set property="benutzerStatusBlahBlah"/> 
      </foreign-key>

...so now you don't get "weird" duplications ? (just to verify so I just need to focus on trying to detect duplicate definitions)

angela · **Posted:** Tue Apr 18, 2006 8:59 am

thanks!

no i don't get "weird" duplications now :-) with the following definition everything works fine:

Code:

<foreign-key constraint-name="FK_TBENU_ILAUFNR" >
         <column-ref  local-column="FK_TBENU_ILAUFNR" foreign-column="ILAUFNUMMER"/>
             <many-to-one property="benutzer"/>
             <set property="zugaenge"/> 
      </foreign-key> 

btw: i added the issue to jira

kind regards
angela

Bierbrauer · **Joined:** Tue Apr 18, 2006 6:11 am **Posts:** 11

Angela,

was it possible to generate the inverse mapping, where a set is put into the mapping file?

regards,

Gerald

angela · **Posted:** Wed Apr 19, 2006 4:10 am

Bierbrauer wrote:

Angela,

was it possible to generate the inverse mapping, where a set is put into the mapping file?

regards,

Gerald

Hello Gerald

yes it was possible to create the inverse mapping, just define a set like you see above.

regards,
Angela