[naselay]

This is the scenario of my problem.

A moment ago, i was writing a mapping for my object Person. After i listed the mapping for the ID of the person, i proceeded to create a mapping for the remaining fields of the Person object. Upon writing this line,

<property name=”lastName” type = “string” column = “FIRST_NAME”/>

an error sign (red X mark) occurred at the left corner of myEclipse window telling me that

Multiple annotations found at this line:
– “Attribute ‘column’ must be declared for element type ‘property’ ”
– “Attribute ‘type’ must be declared for element type ‘property’ “

But that’s what i did, I placed those attributes INSIDE the property tag.

This makes me wonder now what made the code erroneous. And, how come the mapping syntax didn’t work if it worked in NetBeans. I was thinking if it is a mapping syntax error or just a few setting flaw of MyEclipse.

Thanks in advance for everyone who will help!

[Loyal Water]

Can you paste a sample file here that would help me reproduce this issue.

[naselay]

thanks for your help ^_^ but the previous problem was already solved… unfortunately, i have a new problem.

I now have 5 classes… Item, Section, Group and Form are subclasses of Data..

Class Data contains the common attribute of its subclasses which is ID only.

The problem is, i don’t know how to map id from the subclasses to their corresponding tables….

Is possible to map the field of superclass using the subclass.. if yes, then HOW?????

[Brian Fernandes]

naselay

This really is not a MyEclipse question, but I would suggest reading the following chapter on Hibernate Inheritance for a few pointers, there are several ways in which you could design your solution.

http://www.hibernate.org/hib_docs/reference/en/html/inheritance.html

Hope this helps.
Brian.

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