Hi,

I have a property called isActive in one of my POJOs. The setter is called setIsActive() while the getter is called isActive(). When I boot up Hibernate, I get a "org.hibernate.PropertyNotFoundException: Could not find a getter for isActive..." exception. Is there a way to let hibernate know that my isActive() method should be the getter? I can't change or edit this POJO since its interface/implementation is already set. Thanks in advance.

-los

Create accessor class that will know your specific and use it
<property name="isActive" access="ClassName" ...

http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/v3/re ... n-property

isActive follows normal bean-method naming rules, and hibernate will handle it just fine. Use "Active" as your property name (not "isActive"), and rename your setter to "setActive". When boolean properties are being converted to method names, "is<property>" is tried before "get<property>", so it's actually marginally better to use "isActive" as your method name.

requestor said:


Therefore simple solution will not work :(

Moraleslos,
I feel what you can do is use :
<property name="active" ... access="field" />

but in case there is not property named active ... what u can do is write a private method :




This way you can add a new method and as no-one else except hibernate
can access it so I guess it wont break the contract of your implementation.

access="YouOwnImplOfPropertyAccessor"