Hello,

I have an application where the users are able to import new data to the database. For each import, a new table is created in the database by a stored procedure. So I have a "dynamic table structure".

Of course I have tables such as user management whose structure never changes. For this tables I have mapping files and Java objects so that I can handle these things using Hibernate.

As far as I know until now, I need a mapping file for every object and table. Perhaps I am wrong? Is it possible to map the dynamically created tables? The problem which I see is that I am not able to have a corresponding Java class to the new created tables an also no corresponding mapping file.
A hint for the experts: The tables which are created by the users all have the same structure, this never changes (There are only two columns). Perhaps there is a way to handle them with Hibernate.
Thanks for your help!

Regards,
Thorsten

No Idea or is that kind of mapping impossible?

I am still searching for a solution for this problem... Perhaps you can help me!

Best regards,
Thorsten

Yes you can using the dynamic-map.

You will have to generate the xml mapping files programatically from the database jdbc metadata.

Thanks for your answer!
Can you tell me what the dynamic-map is and where I get futher information on this topic?

Best regards,
Thorsten