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Hi there,
#1 – MyEclipseIDE is amazing. I absolutely love it – it has saved me HOURS and I feel your team is doing an amazing job. The $$ was well worth it (in fact, you’re probably under-charging).
#2 – is there any way to generate many-to-many or one-to-many (not many-to-one) collections using the db explorer & generate hibernate mapping files functionality, automatically?
Many thanks.
-Michael
1) Thank you for the kind words, this is what makes it all worth while.
2) Good question, let me ask the developer of that module. If there isn’t now, rest assured it will be comming soon 😉
Michael –
Support for m2m and o2m will be coming in a future release. Right now, only m2o are supported – they can be directly inferred from a FK in the database. Not sure of the timeline yet.
My question is along the same line. If I specify a foreign key constraint in the database (1:n relationship) and then generate hibernate mapping I do get <many-to-one > entry in the mapping file for the child table. The mapping file for the parent table, however, doesn’t get a corresponding <one-to-many> entry. I currently, add a <set> sepcification to the mapping file of the parent manually. However, it gets overwritten if I ever re-generate mappings. It’s not really a big deal but I am wondering if this is how others have been managing it or if there is a better way.
Thanks
