[Middlegen-user] Oracle, using same column in one or more many-to-one elemtnes

[Jason]

It seems middlegen and hibernate tools have similar problems when it comes
to mapping composite keys that use the same column more then once in a
foreign key or using the same column more then once in just the a
many-to-one. Both seem to have to be manually modified to include
insert='false' and update='false'. Why is this? So far Max an Gavin on the
hibernate forum have already help me a little using the hibernate tool, but
I have 1300 tables to generate mappings for and to manually go back and
change this is very time consuming. Any ideas on how to work around this
would be appreciated.



J

[Dr. Marios Moutzouris]

Hello,



When I setup in mysql, a field to have a type of “Date”, middlegen creates a
get and set’s using Timestamp.



Is there any way of forcing it to create java.util.Date???



Marios


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[Tim Cockle]

If you use the GUI then you can simple select what time you want. Or do
you want to change the default behaviour?

Tim

Post by Dr. Marios Moutzouris
Hello,
When I setup in mysql, a field to have a type of “Date”, middlegen
creates a get and set’s using Timestamp.
Is there any way of forcing it to create java.util.Date???
Marios
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