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jcarlos
 Post subject: Vectors and Hibernate
PostPosted: Wed Oct 29, 2003 8:00 am 
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Anybody know a way to map a Vector attribute?

there is any plan to implement the Java Vector Class as class supported by hibernate?

Thanks in advance
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gavin
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Why? Doesn't everyone use the Java2 collections framework by now? Its only been like .... 4 or 5 years or something ....
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nickvajberg
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You'd be surprised... In one project, we're forced to use jdk 1.1 due to IBM library dependencies (old websphere)

This is pretty common - some industries / sectors / companies are extremely conservative. And with good reasons too!
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jcarlos
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Myproblem is due to similar reasons. I have solve it using two properties at this moment. One property is the old Vector and the other property is a HashTable property (this is supported by Hibernate). The get and set method for the HashTable fill both properties: the Vector and the new and supported HashTable.
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