Corneliu Bogdan

Hello,

Thank you very much for your idea. I've change the "one-to-one" to

<many-to-one class="org.crb.entities.SimplePrice" name="contractPrice" unique="true" lazy="false"/>

It works like a charm.

All the best,

Hello,

I have problems configuring some relationships. I have class SimplePrice and class RolledPrice, the second inherits the first.
The configuration file is like this:

<class name="SimplePrice"> <id name="id" type="long" column="simplePrice_id"> <generator class="sequence"/> </id> ... <joined-subclass name="RolledPrice"> <key column="simplePrice_id"/> <one-to-one class="SimplePrice" name="contractPrice"/> </joined-subclass> </class>

What happens is that I have a new instance "a" of type "RolledPrice" and I assign to the "contractPrice" property a "SimplePrice" instance (that's already persisted, with the id 100 for example), after that I call "hibernateTemplate.persist(a)". Later when I retrieve the "RolledPrice" instance added before (for example now it has id 1001), it has a reference to itself in the property "contractPrice", instead of a "SimplePrice" instance with the id 100.

This happens during a JUnit test, using Spring and in-memory HSQLDB.

Could someone tell me what am I doing wrong?

Thank you,

Hello,

I'm trying to do an Eclipse RCP application where I have two plugins and a RPC application. The first plugin is a plugin from existing JAR archives and I've added the JARs needed for any client using GlassFish here. The second plugin, that depends on the first, has a service locator in it used to retrieve remote EJBs from the GlassFish server. The context seems to be generated ok but no matter where I put my remote interfaces (the same plugin directly, the same plugin as JAR, another plugin from existing JAR archives, etc...) I get this error "javax.naming.NamingException: ejb ref resolution error for remote business interface... Root exception is java.lang.ClassNotFoundException:...". I think that this is related to the Eclipse framework.. the way loading the classes probably...

So I've ran out of ideas. Could someone help me on this? Where should I put the EJB remote interfaces classes to get this to work ?

Thank you,