I have the following Hibernate Mapping that needs to be mapped using a table for a class hierarchy:
<hibernate-mapping package='dao'>
<meta attribute='class-description'></meta>
<class name='PropertyDAO'>
<id name='id' column='id_property'>
<generator class='assigned'/>
</id>
<property name='address' column='address' type='string'/>
<union-subclass name='HouseDAO' table='house'>
<property name='noOfRooms' column='noOfRooms'/>
<property name='totalArea' column='totalArea'/>
<property name='price' column='price'/>
</union-subclass>
<union-subclass name='LandDAO' table='land'>
<property name='area' column='area'/>
<property name='unitPrice' column='unitPrice'/>
</union-subclass>
</class>
</hibernate-mapping>
Which means that in the database I have only two tables:
- house (id_property (PK), address, noOfRooms, totalArea, price)
- land (id_property (PK), address, area, unit of price)
As I understand it, in this case, identifiers should be generated explicitly before calling .save (), so my question is: how can I create a strategy for automatically creating identifiers, so that identifiers from a particular class form a continuous area when attached.
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