Hello, in my xml i have:
<class table="ADDRESS" lazy="false" name="xxx.dao.impl.Address">
what should I do in annotations to have lazy=false?
I cannot specify this in @Table, and the documentation says nothing.

Hi,

have a look at @org.hibernate.annotations.Proxy. With this annotation you can define the laziness attributes of the entity.

--Hardy

You can use the following :-

@org.hibernate.annotations.Proxy(lazy = false)

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thanks for your help!
hmm, so there's nothing in javax.persistance to do the same thing?
but i guess it's ok to mix hibernate and persistance annotations...

and is it ok to substitute:
<property name="updatedDate" type="java.sql.Timestamp" access="field">
with
@org.hibernate.annotations.Type(type = "java.sql.Timestamp") ??

Yes, that should work.

again i dont' know what to do with these:

1. <many-to-one fetch="join" outer-join="true" column="CHANNEL" access="field" name="channel" insert="false" update="false"/>
@ManyToOne
@JoinColumn(insertable=false, updatable=false, name="CHANNEL")
but what about fetch="join" outer-join="true" ??

2. <column name="QUANTITY" sql-type="NUMBER(5)" not-null="false"/>
@Column(nullable = true)
sql-type ??

3.
<composite-id unsaved-value="none" access="field" name="pk">
<key-property column="PAME_ID" access="field" name="pameId"/>
<key-property column="SERVICE_ID" access="field" name="serviceId"/>
</composite-id>
composite keys ???

it would be nice to have some kind of a guide to transform xml into annotations...
thank you

@Fetch


@Type


@Embeddable, @EmbeddedId or @IdClass depending on which strategy you choose.


All the information is in the online doc. I recommend reading the whole document instead of trying to find things as you go. If you need more detailed information I recommend getting "Java Persistence with Hibernate" (see link at top of page). There are tons of examples in the book often with xml and annotation mapping just next to each other.

Good luck :)

--Hardy

thank you for helping me!
I will read the manual more carefully.