I get the following error though my AnalysisData.java class
file has a constructor.any help appreciated. thanks

AnalysisData.java class
public class AnalysisData {
private long id = -1l;
private TestData data;
private ActivityTModule test;
private AnalysisResult result;
private int type;
private String info;

public AnalysisData() {}

net.sf.hibernate.PropertyNotFoundException:
Object class must declare a default (no-argument) constructor reflection optimizer disabled for hibernate


2004-01-27 09:17:51,844 [main] INFO net.sf.hibernate.util.ReflectHelper - reflection optimizer disabled for: com.dynetics.vidrds.model.DurabilityTest, IllegalAccessError: tried to access method com.dynetics.vidrds.model.DurabilityTest.<init>()V from class com.dynetics.vidrds.model.DurabilityTestMetaClass1
net.sf.hibernate.PropertyNotFoundException: Object class com.dynetics.vidrds.model.AnalysisData must declare a default (no-argument) constructor
at net.sf.hibernate.util.ReflectHelper.getDefaultConstructor(ReflectHelper.java:304)

It is complaining about com.dynetics.vidrds.model.DurabilityTest not the one you posted.

Thanks for the quick reply
When its saying the following

IllegalAccessError: tried to access method com.dynetics.vidrds.model.DurabilityTest.<init>()V from class com.dynetics.vidrds.model.DurabilityTestMetaClass1


I am curious what this meta class is...DurabilityTestMetaClass1
And in my DurabilityTest class, I am doing the regular stuff like the following (still cant figure out what the error is...)


public class DurabilityTest {
private long id = -1;
private String name;
private long version;
private Set testModules;
public DurabilityTest(String name) {
this.name = name;
this.version = System.currentTimeMillis();
}
private DurabilityTest() {}
public void addTestModule(TestModule module) {
testModules.add(module);
}
public void removeTestModule(TestModule module) {
testModules.remove(module);
}

Well you don't have a no-arg constructor accessible for hibernate here, and I suspect this class is somehow associated with your other classes.

Thanks again.
private DurabilityTest() {}

is in my class an I tried changing it to protected and public to make it visible to Hibernate.still no luck...

wondering anything else that i need to change here

regards,
samy

and with protected/public you still get the same exception?

yes, surprisingly

Seems I found the fix
I changed the constructor to be protected and setter methods' visibility to public.