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 Post subject: question about disjunction between 2 associated objects
PostPosted: Tue Feb 07, 2006 3:44 pm 
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Hi,
I am using Hiberate 2.1.8 and criteria api to write a search screen.
I think Criteria API is good in this scenario by avoiding a lot of dynamic hql concatenation. But now I tried to do something like:

Object A contains Object B (you can get B by A.B)
A has an attribute name
B has an attribute title
A and B are associated with A.id = B.id

One of the search criteria is

A.name = 'input search string'
or A.B.title = 'input search string'

I cannot find a way to use criteria query(conjunction or disjunction) since A and B are not in the same level. I saw several postings on similar subject before but haven't see a clear answer for Hibernate 2. My question is this at all possible in Hibernate 2? If so, how?

Thank you in advance!

-Jimmy


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