Re: hibernate @Embedded

[netdawg <ne...@yahoo.com>]

Has this issue been solved, posted into JIRA?  Tapestry should be doing, at
the presentation level, EXACTLY what Hibernate is doing at the persistence
level, taking cues from the @Embedded annotation.  

There is simply no guesswork involved in this.  In other words, 

If the registration object is embedded in the car.  

1) The CreateCar.tml page should simply be 

<t:beaneditform object="car"/>

2) Index.Tml should simply be 

<t:grid source="cars"/>

Right now, in both cases the Registration embedded object is ignored by T5
whereas Hibernate creates the table just fine...

When you have a lot of embdedded entities that have to re-used across
several entities, the customized bean model approach seems to be duplicating
the getters and setters.   This goes against the T5 philosophy "Code less,
deliver more"...



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Re: hibernate @Embedded

[netdawg <ne...@yahoo.com>]

JIRA Created: 


https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TAP5-1899

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Re: hibernate @Embedded

[Lance Java <la...@googlemail.com>]

It wouldn't be too hard to write a mixin which looks for the annotation and
adds to the underlying model.