| @OneToMany SortedSet [message #741657] |
Wed, 19 October 2011 15:15  |
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In order to guarantee preserving the order after any add/remove operation, I'm trying to use a TreeSet attribute under a jpa project as follows :
@OneToMany(mappedBy="b")
private TreeSet<A> manyA;
'A' does implement the Comparable<A> interface.
The problem is that i'm getting the following compile time error :
Target entity for "manyA" is not defined.
If i replace TreeSet by Set the error disappears, i tried the SortedSet interface but still having the same error.
I'm using eclipselink 2.3.0, and Eclipse EE IDE Indigo.
Is there any way to make eclipseLink accept SortedSet mapped attributes?
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| Re: @OneToMany SortedSet [message #748405 is a reply to message #741657] |
Mon, 24 October 2011 13:23  |
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Is this a compile error, or just a warning from Eclipse's JPA support?
If you just ignore the warning, does it work?
You can give the targetEntity in the annotation and probably make the warning go away.
JPA only allows Collection, List and Set for collection types, but EclipseLink will support any implementation is you use EAGER. For LAZY support, one of the three interfaces is currently required. You could use Set, and assign a TreeSet to it, however EclipseLink would use its LAZY Set, IndirectSet when restoring from the database.
So try,
@OneToMany(targetEntity=A.class, fetch=EAGER, mappedBy="b")
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| Re: @OneToMany SortedSet [message #755063 is a reply to message #748405] |
Mon, 07 November 2011 04:15 |
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Quote:The problem is that i'm getting the following compile time error :
Target entity for "manyA" is not defined.
Had the same problem. In my case I need to add the import, ¿do you have import java.util.TreeSet?
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