I hate to use up a credit on this but I am perplexed with whether I can do exactly this complex mapping - I can only find simple example in books, forums and the net

Requirements
** One person has many addresses **
** Address knows nothing of person **
** Lets keep model/schema sensible: Two classes, two tables **
** One <business, ..etc > has many addresses **

class Person {
private int id;
private String name;
private AddressList addresses;
}

class Address {
private int addressType;
private String street;
}

class AddressList implements Iterable {
private List<Address> list = new List<Address>();
public Iterator<Address> iterator() {
}
}

create table person (
person_id number primary key,
name varchar(30)
)

create table address (
address_id number primary key,
foreign_table_id number,
foreign_table_name varchar(30),
street varchar(255)
)

insert into person (100,'Tim');
insert into address (1,100,'PERSON','166 myavenue')


Is it even possible to map these together???

By the way I tried

<set name="addresses">
<key column="person_id"
not-null="true"/>
<one-to-many class="com.myproject.model.common.AddressModel"/>
</set>

but I get

14:54:23,609 ERROR [BasicPropertyAccessor] IllegalArgumentException in class: co
m.myproject.model.patient.PatientModel, setter method of property: addresses
14:54:23,609 ERROR [BasicPropertyAccessor] expected type: com.myproject.model.co
mmon.AddressList, actual value: org.hibernate.collection.PersistentSet
14:54:23,609 WARN [PatientData] com.myproject.model.patient.PatientModel@90fd20