The metadata-complete attribute is used to ignore the annotations of an entity/mapped-superclass.
I have doubt that if in a mapping file the metadata-complete="true" is specified for a mapped-superclass , are the annotations on it’s child classes also ignored?
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Mihai Radulescu
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Hi
From JPA specification :
If the metadata-complete attribute is specified on the mapped-superclass element itself, any annotations on the mapped superclass (and its fields and properties) are ignored. When metadata-complete is specified on the mapped-superclass element and XML elements are omitted,the default values apply to the given class.
IMHO this works only in the specified class.
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Mihai
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Priyank Nautiyal
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Looks like so but not certain Thanks anyways Mihai.
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