I have a MASTER and a DETAIL table in an 1:n association.
Master.java has
Details.java has
plus all the setters and getters one might expect; nothing surprising there.

I now want to generate different setters via Freemarker and PojoPropertyAccessors.ftl: Details#setMaster should also update the details set in the associated Master pojo, something like this (leaving out some code that checks for proxied state and such):
Now my problem is: How can PojoPropertyAccessors.ftl find out the name of the "details" property?
I have spent half a week writing Freemarker dump code just to get a list of available properties and methods in c2h, property, property.type, and property.type.value, but nowhere do I find a way to get hold of the backlink property. Did I overlook something, or is that information indeed unavailable?

*bump*
Anybody got an idea?

*bump 2 to overtake the link spammers, grr*

Another bump to overtake the spammers...

You are looking for the name of field with type Set<Master>?

1) get Master pojo (back_pojo) (you have cfg in context, so can obtain any PersistentClass+pojo)
2) iterate through through it properties
3) ${back_pojo.getJavaTypeName(field, true)} - if method returns expected type (Set<Master>) you have found the property (backProperty)
4)//this.master.getDetails ().remove (this);
this.${property.name}.get${back_pojo.getPropertyName(backProperty)}.remove(this);

Note, you can implement this logic in java class and attach it to be used in your template.

Ah, thanks - better late than never I guess :-)

Yes I'm looking for the name of that field.
However, just checking the type isn't unique enough, we have a case or two where two tables have multiple 1:n relationships between them.

Don't read some posts because of the spammers :)

Feh. Put in some antispam software, there's enough available. Or have an admin remove the spam.
I'm under the impression that the whole project is underfunded.

Anyway. How do I deal with the ambiguities I'd have?