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asail77
 Post subject: Beginners Question
PostPosted: Wed Feb 16, 2005 2:23 pm 
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Do I need a class for every table that I want to create in my database? For example do I have to have a user class if I want to persist users to a user table?
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eg344
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Yes, i think.
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rmahajan
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Yes, You will need a separate class for each table with following exception:

If you have a cross reference table defining many to many relationship and if you defined it in hibernate configuration file, you wont need a separate class for that table.

Also, you may want to explore Middlegen to create classes for you.
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