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From our experience with the Hibernate user community, we know that the first thing many developers try to do when they begin using Hibernate is a mapping of a parent/children relationship This is usually the first time you encounter collections It s also the first time you have to think about the differences between entities and value types, or get lost in the complexity of ORM Managing the associations between classes and the relationships between tables is at the heart of ORM Most of the difficult problems involved in implementing an ORM solution relate to association management You mapped relationships between classes of value type in the previous section and earlier in the book, with varying multiplicity of the relationship ends You map a one multiplicity with a simple <property> or as a <component> The many association multiplicity requires a collection of value types, with <element> or <composite-element> mappings.

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Now you want to map one- and many-valued relationships between entity classes Clearly, entity aspects such as shared references and independent lifecycle complicate this relationship mapping We ll approach these issues step by step; and, in case you aren t familiar with the term multiplicity, we ll also discuss that The relationship we show in the following sections is always the same, between the Item and Bid entity classes, as can be seen in figure 68 Memorize this class diagram But first, there s something we need to explain up front If you ve used EJB CMP 20, you re familiar with the concept of a managed association (or managed relationship) CMP associations are called container managed relationships (CMRs) for a reason Associations in CMP are inherently bidirectional A change made to one side of an association is instantly reflected at the other side.

The <xmlcatalog> datatype that <xslt> uses could be more powerful if someone were to add support for loadable XML catalog files. You would then be able to refer to a single catalog file that could be shared across multiple build files, and with other development tools, such as a DTD aware IDE. Note that <xmlvalidate> also supports nested <xmlcatalog> elements, so we share a common catalog definition among both tasks. What you can do today is refer to XML catalogs by ID inside a file, even declaring them outside any individual target, just as you can for a path or a patternset:

For example, if you call aBidsetItem(anItem), the container automatically calls anItemgetBids()add(aBid)..

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<column name="ZIPCODE" table="BILLING_ADDRESS"/> </attribute-override> <attribute-override name="city"> <column name="CITY" table="BILLING_ADDRESS"/> </attribute-override> </embedded> </attributes> </entity>

Another, even more exotic use case for the <join> element is inverse joined properties or components. Inverse joined properties Let s assume that in CaveatEmptor you have a legacy table called DAILY_BILLING. This table contains all the open payments, executed in a nightly batch, for any auctions. The table has a foreign key column to ITEM, as you can see in figure 8.5. Each payment includes a TOTAL column with the amount of money that will be billed. In CaveatEmptor, it would be convenient if you could access the price of a particular auction by calling anItem.getBillingTotal(). You can map the column from the DAILY_BILLING table into the Item class. However, you never insert or update it from this side; it s read-only. For that reason, you map it inverse a simple mirror of the (supposed, you don t map it here) other side that takes care of maintaining the column value: