[Brian Fernandes]

The version mismatch does not seem to be the cause of your duplicate import error, but it certainly is a problem that must be dealt with as the mapping process is slightly different for Hibernate 2 and Hibernate 3 projects. The mapping files created will also have Hibernate 2 DTDs.

Are you sure you selected Hibernate 3 when adding support, do you see this problem with both your original project and the new project? Can you try creating a dummy project with only Hibernate 3 and mapping just a couple of tables so that your test set is smaller?

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Best,
Brian.

[David Larkin]

I’m taking a different tact in order to isolate this problem. I’ve created my hibernate connections first, (tested ok) and adding my jsf capabilites last. I’ve added log4j, which has helped. I’m at the point of trying to use the hibernate classes in my jsf application in order to get to my goal of extending the jsf quickstart login tutorial. I’ve been scanning the forums for any hints on how to do this, but so far unsuccessful.

Thanks for the continued help.

[Haris Peco]

snpe – as this is a web project (jsf), how should I run the main method you suggested?

This is simple application for testing hibernate mappings (out of container) -you can do it first and if it work other is container’s settings

and check for hibernate.cfg.xml in web deployment directory

best

[David Larkin]

Creating the hibernate portion and then adding JSF worked. I can now write and query the db. Thanks!

[Haris Peco]

delta.echo,

It’s great.I’m glad because of your success

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