Hibernate version: 3.0.2
Database: MySQL4.
DB Driver: com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
Pool: none explicit.

Hi, I'm using hibernate EJB3 annotations (javax.persistence)
and found hibernate not to work CORRECTLY.

I mapped my classes as follows:

<mapping package="ep" />
<mapping class="Account"/>
<mapping class="AccountAdditional_data"/>
<mapping class="AccountContact"/>
<mapping class="AccountEntity"/>
<mapping class="AccountStatus"/>

hibernate supports this configuration using
AnnotationConfiguration and is loaded as follows
in my HibernateUtil:

new AnnotationConfiguration().configure(myFile).buildSessionFactory();

the configuration seem to load alright, but still,
when trying to access information, hibernate
does not retrieve any object.
I tried an HQL query as follows:

Query query = session.createQuery("from Account");
List<Account> accounts = query.list();


My database has 34 records for the account table,
here's the annotated class:

import javax.persistence.GenerationType;
import javax.persistence.Id;

@javax.persistence.Entity(name="Account")
@javax.persistence.Table(name="account",catalog="emsdb",uniqueConstraints = { })
public class Account {


private java.lang.Long IdOffice;

private java.lang.String AccountStatus;

private java.util.Date ModificationDate;

private java.lang.Long IdAccount;

private java.lang.String Deleted;

private java.lang.Long IdCompany;

private java.lang.String Name;

private java.lang.Long IdContact;

private java.util.Date CreationDate;






@javax.persistence.Column

(name="id_office",
unique=false, nullable=false,
insertable=true, updatable=true
)
public java.lang.Long getIdOffice() {
return this.IdOffice;
}

public void setIdOffice(java.lang.Long param) {
this.IdOffice = param;
}


@javax.persistence.Column

(name="account_status",
unique=false, nullable=false,
insertable=true, updatable=true
)
public java.lang.String getAccountStatus() {
return this.AccountStatus;
}

public void setAccountStatus(java.lang.String param) {
this.AccountStatus = param;
}


@javax.persistence.Column

(name="modification_date",
unique=false, nullable=false,
insertable=true, updatable=true
)
public java.util.Date getModificationDate() {
return this.ModificationDate;
}

public void setModificationDate(java.util.Date param) {
this.ModificationDate = param;
}

@Id
@javax.persistence.GeneratedValue(strategy=GenerationType.AUTO)
@javax.persistence.Column

(name="id_account",
unique=false, nullable=false,
insertable=true, updatable=true
)
public java.lang.Long getIdAccount() {
return this.IdAccount;
}

public void setIdAccount(java.lang.Long param) {
this.IdAccount = param;
}


@javax.persistence.Column

(name="deleted",
unique=false, nullable=false,
insertable=true, updatable=true
)
public java.lang.String getDeleted() {
return this.Deleted;
}

public void setDeleted(java.lang.String param) {
this.Deleted = param;
}


@javax.persistence.Column

(name="id_company",
unique=false, nullable=false,
insertable=true, updatable=true
)
public java.lang.Long getIdCompany() {
return this.IdCompany;
}

public void setIdCompany(java.lang.Long param) {
this.IdCompany = param;
}


@javax.persistence.Column

(name="name",
unique=false, nullable=false,
insertable=true, updatable=true
)
public java.lang.String getName() {
return this.Name;
}

public void setName(java.lang.String param) {
this.Name = param;
}


@javax.persistence.Column

(name="id_contact",
unique=false, nullable=false,
insertable=true, updatable=true
)
public java.lang.Long getIdContact() {
return this.IdContact;
}

public void setIdContact(java.lang.Long param) {
this.IdContact = param;
}


@javax.persistence.Column

(name="creation_date",
unique=false, nullable=false,
insertable=true, updatable=true
)
public java.util.Date getCreationDate() {
return this.CreationDate;
}

public void setCreationDate(java.util.Date param) {
this.CreationDate = param;
}


as you might appreciate, it's completely correct.
Still... i'm getting an empty list.
If I use an hbm file it works correctly,
but for annotations it wont work using cfg
neither using the api to load classes.

Any idea will be extremelly appreciated.

Best regards,

What exactly won't work?
Any stack trace?



What?

What version of Hibernate Annotations and Hibernate Core are you using? I have this disclaimer in all versions (Beta 10 something plus 3.2.0.CR1):
=-=-=-=-=-=-

Hibernate Annotations
==================================================
Version: 3.2.0 CR1, 13.05.2006

THIS RELEASE OF HIBERNATE ANNOTATIONS REQUIRES HIBERNATE 3.2.0.CR2 AND DOES NOT WORK
WITH HIBERNATE 3.1.x OR ANY OLDER VERSION OF HIBERNATE.

=-=-=-=-=-=-

Regards,
David