[raydawg2000]

I have a situation where I want to use JodaTime to handle my Timestamp sql-types. Due to serialization/de-serialization issues I have to map an intermediate class in hibernate to persist the JodaTime object to the database

http://joda-time.sourceforge.net/contrib/hibernate/userguide.html

So the issue is that in my rev-eng file I have the declaration of

<sql-type jdbc-type="TIMESTAMP" hibernate-type="org.joda.time.contrib.hibernate.PersistentDateTime" not-null="true"></sql-type>

This works as expected in that in creates the correct mapping files and my Pojos have properties of type PersistentDateTIme…the problem is that I want my Pojo properties to have a type of org.joda.time.DateTime. The PersistentDateTime type in itself is useless from a programming standpoint and is only used to persist the DateTime class to the DB.

So using the Reverse Engineering, how can I declare the Hibernate type of PersistentDateTIme but on the Pojo side have it generate properties of type DateTime?

Currently I am manually doing a find and replace to make this change, but I would prefer to have it happen automatically.

[support-pradeep]

raydawg2000,

We do not support generating different types for POJO and hibernate mapping automatically. You can do it manually only.
Sorry for the inconvenience caused.

[raydawg2000]

*delete this post* I thought i had a solution but turns out it didn’t work

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