Hi All,

I am using Hibernate as my orm in my application.

Now I want to integrate it with Envers. At present I am generating entity using hbm files. In that case how can I mention in hbm file that generate class must have @Audited annotation.

Thanks,
jason

Is this a reverse engineering issue? Then this sounds like an issue for the Tools subforum.

Short answer: You'll have to modify a template. You'll also have to signal the template whether to add that annotation or not, probably by adding a <meta> tag to the table in reveng.xml.
The basic procedure isn't difficult, but the docs tend to get a bit imprecise or incomplete around such stuff, and it's not always easy to get the attention of an expert. (My expertise isn't enough for the details, witness the "probably" in the paragraph above.)

UPDATE: I'm a bit surprised that you use a combination of hbm and annotations. My experience has been that you can have either one or the other.

I am using Hibernate Envers for auditing purpose. At present my classes are generated by using hbm files. For using Envers the class must be annoted as @Audited.

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Now my question is how can i mention it in hbm file so that it will enables the entity to be audited bu usng hibernate envers.

In Simple terms My Question is "How can we do Envers hbm xml based configuration"

It seems you can simply add @Audited to the Pojos.
(See for example http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4677 ... e-hbm-file )

Are the Pojos and hbm.xmls generated via reveng, or are they hand-written?
If they're hand-written, simply add @Audited.
If they're generated, you'll need to modify a template.