Re: Mapping class to multiple tables with entity-name (hibernate plugin)

--- Marcin Zaj±czkowski <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi,
> 
> 
> In my program I use entity-name to map one class to
> two tables (normal
> and archived items). In my previous project I was
> writing hbms by hand
> and was able to do:
> 
> <hibernate-mapping>
>    <class table="CLASS" name="some.my.Class">
> (...)
>    </class>
> 
>      <class entity-name="archived"
> table="ARCHIVED_CLASS"
> name="some.my.Class">
> (...)
>      </class>
> </hibernate-mapping>
> 
> 
> When I use xdoclet
> (xdoclet-plugin-hibernate-1.0.4-20060701.151747) to
> generate hbms it recognizes entity-name correctly (I
> see it in
> one-to-many association), but it ignores two
> @hibernate.class tags (for
> one class).
> 
> I tried with combination:
> @hibernate.class table = "CLASS"
> @hibernate.class table = "ARCHIVED_CLASS"
> entity-name = "archived"
> 
> and only first is used in generation.
> 
> 
> Is there class mapping to multiple tables supported
> in hibernate plugin?

Current plugin version generates one mapping per class
only

regards,


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