I'm working with my first class/mapping with Hibernate. I've got the mapping built and know that it works as I'm able to persist objects to the database (I verrified the persistence via a database browser).

The problem is with queries. I'm trying to execute the most simple query:

from Mailbox

and I get the following output from my test case:

2003-10-21 12:01:20,204 WARN [net.sf.hibernate.hql.QueryTranslator] no persistent classes found for query class: from Mailbox

Here's the row from the Mailbox table in the database browser:

100, 1000, 1001, 20031020, 092500, 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, EDI, 204, null, null, IR

What am I doing wrong here?

Thanks in advance,
Chuck

Forgot to mention that my Mailbox class is just a plain ole JDO class with setters/getters for all the attributes as in the Cat class in the Hibernate quickstart guide.

Thanks again,
Chuck

From what you have given, I can't telll what the problem is. Perhaps a simple easy to get up and running example woule help (mapping file, test class, bean, DDL to create table and SQL to insert record). Short of that:

Are you using the same SessionFactory where persisting the class worked? the one that has the Mailbox class associated with it?

How about an altenate syntax (just for kicks). e.g:
sess.find("from m in class com.foo.beans.Mailbox")?

kbrown,

Thanks for pointing out the obvious!

The save was using one configuration file and the query was using another!

Everything is now working as advertised!

Ta!
Chuck