Hibernate version:
2.6
Mapping documents:

<hibernate-mapping package="com.bo">

<class name="UserAction" table="user_action" lazy="true">


<many-to-one name="systemUser" class="SystemUser" column="system_user_id"/>

</class>

Code between sessionFactory.openSession() and session.close():
N/A
Full stack trace of any exception that occurs:
N/A
Name and version of the database you are using:
mysql
The generated SQL (show_sql=true):
n/a
Debug level Hibernate log excerpt:

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So if I run hbm2java on the above looking hbm file, I will get a java file that does not compile.

Problem, I get a java file that looks like this..
import SystemUser;
import com.sun.OtherStuf.....
public class UserAction etc.....

so problem is the import SystemUser line , thats not legal because it tells me it cannot find SystemUser..

now this is fixable, if I use many-to-one like this
<many-to-one name="systemUser" class="com.bo.SystemUser" column="system_user_id"/>

and in the UserAction class, there is no import SystemUser and
systemUser is declared like
com.bo.SystemUser systemUser;


now I like to use many-to-one without specifying the package for SystemUser because I declared the package on <hibernate-mapping package="com.bo">, and both UserAction and SystemUser are in the same package.

problem actually comes from the class : net.sf.hibernate.tool.hbm2java.ClassName
public boolean inSamePackage(ClassName other) , it sees that SystemUser has a null package, ofcourse because I don't specify one..


So my million dollar question is this.
Am I supposed to have a fully qualified name of the class when declared a many-to-one, or is this a little buggy in the hbm2java.

If its a buggy.. what the best way to fix it?

I added a null check statement in class:
net.sf.hibernate.tool.hbm2java.ClassMapping



Paul[/code]

Have you check the CVS version. I think this issue had come up previously.

Hi David,

thanks for checkin out the post and the response. I have not checked the cvs yet. Will do that as time permits.

Paul