Hi all,

How can I set lazy="false" in class/table definition when generating hbm.xml files?
I am using both a hibernate.reveng.xml file and a custom ReverseEngineeringStrategy, so in either case, just point me in a direction from where i can set properties in this... I would also like to NOT having hibernate to generate a catalog="xxxx" property, is this possible? I have yet to find a way to set "properties" in the class field...like:

<class name="path.to.class.Xxxx" table="Xxxx" lazy="false" >

Atm. it generates like this:

<class name="path.to.class.Xxxx" table="Xxxx" catalog="someCatalog" >

Thanks alot in advance!

BR Hovendal

Well, you really set the lazy option at the collection level.

The default is Lazy, with the exception of one-to-one mappings, so you're getting that benefit already.

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Hi, and thanks for replying!

Yes, I found out that setting lazy="false" in the class definition didn't really have the desired effect. But still, even thoug you say it is default, I have to add lazy="false" to collections I want fetched.

Generated by hibernate tools:
<many-to-one name="building" class="com.domain.Building" fetch="select">
<column name="BuildingId" not-null="true" />
</many-to-one>
What I need:
<many-to-one name="building" class="com.domain.Building" fetch="select" lazy="false">
<column name="BuildingId" not-null="true" />
</many-to-one>

The first one throws LazyInitializationException and I am not interested in using any view interceptors to open session in view... But how can I generate this lazy property on reverse engineering? Is it possible, when you state it is false by default? If it is, how come it has an effect to insert lazy="false"?

Thanks a lot!

BR Hovendal