Re: hibernate lazy on many-to-one

Sorry. I just realized we're using Xdoclet 1.2.3. I'll look into using
Xdoclet 2... 


Frank Russo
Senior Developer
FX Alliance, LLC


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To: xdoclet-plugins-interest-5NWGOfrQmneRv+LV9MX5uipxlwaOVQ5f@public.gmane.org
Subject: Re: [xdoclet-plugins-interest] hibernate lazy on many-to-one



--- Frank Russo <[email protected]> wrote:

> I got the merge working. 
> 
> I tried using lazy on the many-to-one, but it got ignored. It may be a

> bug. Here is my xdoclet tag:
> @hibernate.many-to-one column="ENTITY_DM_ID"
> lazy="false" fetch="join"
> 
> This generated: 
> <many-to-one 
> 	name="mechanism" 
> 
>
class="com.fxall.dealfeed.model.EntityDeliveryMechanism"
> 
> 	cascade="none" 
> 	outer-join="auto" 
> 	update="true" 
> 	insert="true" 
> 	column="ENTITY_DM_ID" 
> 	unique="false" 
> 	optimistic-lock="true" 
> 	not-found="exception" 
> 	embed-xml="true" 
> />
> 
> This doesn't contain a lazy attribute. It seems to be ignored...

copy from actual jelly template:


    <j:if test="${manyToOneTag != null}">
        <many-to-one
            name="${property.name}"
            class="${manyToOneTag.class_}"
            access="${property.access}"
            entity-name="${manyToOneTag.entityName}"
           
column="${plugin.buildComponentColumnName(manyToOneTag.column)}"
            not-null="${manyToOneTag.notNull}"
            unique="${manyToOneTag.unique}"
            cascade="${manyToOneTag.cascade}"
            outer-join="${manyToOneTag.outerJoin}"
            fetch="${manyToOneTag.fetch}"
            update="${manyToOneTag.update}"
            insert="${manyToOneTag.insert}"
           
foreign-key="${plugin.buildComponentColumnName(manyToOneTag.foreignKey)}
"
            property-ref="${manyToOneTag.propertyRef}"
           
optimistic-lock="${manyToOneTag.optimisticLock}"
            formula="${manyToOneTag.formula}"
            index="${manyToOneTag.index}"
            lazy="${manyToOneTag.lazy}"
            embed-xml="${manyToOneTag.embedXml}"
            node="${manyToOneTag.node}"
            not-found="${manyToOneTag.notFound}">

So it is definitely used.  And xdoclet2 would not allow you to use wring
parameter name of tag - it will bomb.
I just checked with actual version of plugin ( 1.0.4-SNAPSHOT ) 

and lazy="false" shows in mapping an breaks unit test

regards,


----[ Konstantin Pribluda http://www.pribluda.de ]---------------- Still
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