Hi Guru,

I use hibernate 3.1.3, I got the following error.

The following exception was logged org.hibernate.PropertyAccessException: exception setting property value with CGLIB (set hibernate.cglib.use_reflection_optimizer=false for more info) setter of com.unicsolutions.drp.domain.EmployeeInfos.setIswarrant

map file

<property name="iswarrant"
type="character"
column="iswarrant"
/>

Table (DB2/UDB v8.2)

iswarrant char 1

class

private String iswarrant;

some fields before this fields are OK in the class because Hibernate didn't complain them.

I appreciate it if someone could help me.

Thanks in advance !

xm

change as following

<property name="iswarrant"
type="character"
column="iswarrant" type="char"
/>

in corresponding Java Bean, change the type of variable to char....it shall work

sudhir

You can not use 2 types in <property> tag. it didn't work.

Thansk,

XM

What I think he meant to say XM was in your code, change the property type in Java from String to either a char primitive or Character object:






You cannot map a char value to a string. However, if your code demands that this value be a String, you can change your mapping to:



This is totally valid and will work just fine. I have production code that does exactly this. Generally, you'd be better off using a char value if the database vaule only accepts a single character.

Ryan-

I use websphere 6/Hibernate 3.1.3/UDB 8.2, and I did try the following setting, but it didn't work.

<property
name="iswarrant"
type="character"
column="iswarrant"
/>


class

private char iswarrant;


Table
iswarrant char 1

if I use createSQLQuery() to retrieve data into the object, it looks fine, now I use the following setting temporaly, it works.

<property
name="iswarrant"
type="string"
column="iswarrant"
/>


class

private String iswarrant;


Table (DB2/UDB v8.2)

iswarrant varchar 1


Thanks,

xm

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Ryan-