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 Post subject: problem in mapping a class to more than one table?
PostPosted: Mon Mar 05, 2007 7:56 am 
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Hey All:

Hibernate 3.2.2
DB2 V9.1


I have a class (Address) which I want to map it to more than one class, the problem is that these tables are not directly related to each other
for example

Address has a one-to-one with departement
Address has a one-to-one with street
departement has a many-to-one with Governerate
Governerate has a many-to-one with state

table Address is linked to Governerate through departement-> Governerate
, and linked to state throuh departement->Geovernarate->state

I want my Address Class to look like this
class Address {

private long ID;
Private string departement;
Private string street;
Private string Governerate;
Private string state;


}


I can do the first two links(departement,street) by doing a join, but the rest is what i can't figure it out

I know that the tables relationships seems odd , but that's something i don't have control over unfortunatly
please anybody tell me how to solve this problem, or if there's a better way to do it

Thanks
Harraz

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