http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/api/n ... ample.html

The code from the above link works with one child:



But what about two children of the parent class?



This will look for child2 being a child of child 1 which is incorrect. How can I use Example with 2 children associations?

Thanks for any help.

I take the lack of replies as a sign that this is not possible.

Thanks.

Of course it is possible.

I'm quite sure that any professional Java developer will be able to figure this out for him/herself.

Posts like that will get you banned quick fast.

Thanks for the helpful information.

Looks like only the glorious and pleasant Gavin knows the answer and no one else is a professional hibernate developer. Just think, I've helped a number of open source projects and this hibernate thing is new to me. I've been reading about and developing a hibernate app for a week and it took only that long to figure out how wonderful and helpful the hibernate folks are to newbies.

Quite an inspiration to us all.

Please don't use Hibernate. (We don't take kindly to people who think we exist to do their job for them.)

Christian, please ban him.

By the way, in case you don't know what you did wrong (always possible with people like you), it was not mainly that you asked a question that showed you were way too lazy to solve problems for yourself (by, eg, looking at examples, the sourcecode, etc), rather it was this rude, lazy and ignorant comment:



which was posted exactly 18 hours (!) after the original question (on a weekend).

The correct format of this comment is:

I take the lack of replies as a sign that either

(a) my question is too uninteresting and trivial or perhaps
(b) that the people who know the answer are too busy doing paying work to feed themselves/their family, or perhaps actually taking a break for once to spend some time with their friends/family, or (in one case) bring a new baby into the world and,

realizing that I am not the center of other people's universe, and that I am making use of a free support service for free open source software, I should perhaps take the time to investigate this problem for myself and maybe even try to understand how the code works (gasp!) or realize that it might take a few days for someone to get back to me with a response.


Does that sound wrong to you?