Using: Hibernate 3.2cr1, Annotations 3.1.0 Beta 10, EntityManager 3.1.0 Beta 8

I'm currently experimenting with the annotations package, replacing an existing applications hbm.xml files with annotated class files instead.

Using the hbm.xml file approach I can force the use of the discriminator all of the time:


However, I cannot find any way to apply this using the annotations based approach (using the standard syntax or hibernate equivalent). As such, the generated SQL does not contain the "type_id = 'M'" where clause so I receive "WrongClassException".

Is there any way to set this force attribute using annotations?

Thanks
Andy

not yet sorry, you can propably write a patch for that easily though

Okay, thanks.

You were right, a patch to implement this (a new hibernate extension to the Discriminator column) was easy, however, it looks as if someone has already attempted the fix for this:

http://opensource.atlassian.com/project ... wse/ANN-36

Andy