A have a bidirectional one-to-one mapping with a foreign key.

<class table="person">
<one-to-one name="car" lazy="false" cascade="all"/>
....
</class>


<class table="car" lazy="false">
<many-to-one not-null="true" insert="false" unique="true"
column="person_id"
update="false" name="person"/>
....
</class>


Person p = new Person();
Car c = new Car();
p.setCar(c);
session.saveOrUpdate(person);

By here everything is Ok and all the id's are automatically set by hibernate.
The problem comes when I am trying to flush it to the database.
session.flush();

There is an exception that I can not put a null value for the person_id in Car. Shouldn't hibernate take care of this. Works well for many-to-one mapping. Maybe the problem is that there are no update and insert tags for one-to-one (I am setting from the other side of the foreign key)

Maybe some of you have had a similar problem, Thanks Zarko

You're mixing one-to-one and one-to-many. If you want a true Hibernate style one-to-one, you need to use shared primary keys and the "foreign" ID generator:

http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/v3/re ... n-onetoone

-Chris

Thanks, but I need to use the foreign key.

Anyway I solved the problem by deleting cascade="all" on the one-to-one end of the mapping. I saw this on the link you sent me.


Zarko

Back to square one. I need cascade="all" so that the changes can take place on the referenced table.

Anyone has the same problem?

p.s. I must use one-to-one with the foreign key, not with the primary

Then use many-to-one with unique="true". That defines a foreign key relationship with multiplicity of 1.

-Chris

:) I did. It does not work. Look at the first post.