I'm pretty开发者_如何学C new with Hibernate, and I'm facing some trouble working with composite ids and foreing keys, I just want to make this work:
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Table A Table B
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atr1 PK atr1 FK(Table A, atr1) PK
atr2 PK atr2 FK(Table A, atr2) PK
atr3 atr3 FK(Table C, atrN) PK
atr4
And the relation is the following: A has (knows) none ore more instances of B (a list of them), and B has (knows) just one instance of C (this is not a problem by now).
I've read something about using classes to point composite ids (in the official tutorial), overriding equals() and hashCode() but I can't make this work because I'm pretty confused about how to write my hbm.xml files...
Any help? Thanks!
You might find yourself happier if you just simplify the data model and get rid of some redundancy. Dealing with Hibernate on more complex data modeling questions like this can result in frustration later even if you do get it working. Maybe consider giving B a simple A_id instead of the properties on A itself (seeing as how they map exactly onto the primary key of A)
___A___
id PK
atr1
atr2
atr3
--> composite unique(atr1, atr2)
___B___
id PK
a_id FK (A.id)
c_id FK (C.id)
atr4
--> composite unique(a_id, c_id)
___C___
id PK
atrN unique
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