I have just had the mixed pleasure of receiving the message "unknown entity" from the hibernate subsystem.

Of course the message makes no sense, apart from "amateur hour". Still in the context it leaves a taste of sadness, since
the 'originator' is obviously capable of far more convincing displays of competence.

Still, this is how it goes, until someone develops a sense of responsibilty, and starts asking himself: What do the user need?

The only question worth posing. Ever.

In the hope that the future does not belong to the salesmen from Richmond
Henrik Winther Jensen

Excuse me Henrik, did you have a point to your post?

Most people who post on these forums provide detailed information, and receive useful feedback as a result.

You don't mention which version of Hibernate you are using, and in what context. For example, are you using Hibernate APIs or JPA APIs - or perhaps NHibernate?

It doesn't sound to me like how Hibernate would normally behave, so are you using any third party mechanism for accessing Hibernate?

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Stephen

Thanks. for replying.

Sorry, I took so long to get back.

Actually, I had two points to post. One, (the one you picked up) I hoped to hear from some one who had experienced the same problem and had spent the needed to solve it.
I solved the problem after a bit of work. It turned out that the classes generated by my IDE was not where the Entity scanner expected to find them.
Two, I am always looking for someone, who share my views on how to develop software, so far with no luck. But maybe someday......

Kind regards
Henrik Winther Jensen