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Emmanuel Bernard commented on ANN-606:
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Possibly
i just applied the existing strategy that @o.h.a.entity has
but this could be changed
@Immutable does not throw error or warning on usage on subclass
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Key: ANN-606
URL:
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/ANN-606
Project: Hibernate Annotations
Issue Type: Improvement
Components: binder, documentation
Affects Versions: 3.3.0.ga
Environment: Hibernate3, Annotations.3.3.0
Reporter: Paul Singleton Kossler
Assignee: Emmanuel Bernard
Fix For: 3.3.1
The @Immutable annotation does not throw a configuration error when used on a subclass.
The action required depends upon the decision in a bug/patch request for adding
mutable=false to subclasses. In the current rule set the Mapping Schema for pre
annotations is leveraged to define the legallity of declaring a mapped object Immutable.
Base/Root classes allowed, child classes of Mutable=true not allowed, in either case the
mutability of an object is directly dependent upon the mutability of the root mapped
object in the object hierarchy.
The following documentation sources do not mention the issue in relation to the
@Immutable annotation:
* online/down-loadable Hibernate-Annotations
* Java Persistence with Hibernate (ISBN: 1-932394-88-5)
If the rules outlined above are accurate or not: A validation error or warning should
be thrown from Configuration during the loading of an incorrectly mapped class. The
current method is to check the Annotations at bind time, and only at the
"correct" location. This meta-rule validation should occur during the binding
of a mapping to the Configuration, quickly indicating an error. Using the
"older" xml based mapping this occurs when the schema (xsd) validates the
mapping file (xml).
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