| Hi Steve, I am using MySQL and Facundo is using MySQL5InnoDB. I would guess that the test would have to actually generate the schema in the database and test for the type in the target database by using DESCRIBE TABLE. Perhaps the problem is during the mapping from Hibernate to MySQL? On the simplified test: I can change the sample to run on Wildfly if it makes life easier. I have submitted other issues where Hibernate has problems when multi-threaded environments (such as a J2EE application) are used. That case was specific to timers. During the review of that bug, the team was asking for an example that does not need a J2EE container (a simplified one). I have to say, some tests are hard to create without a container, and HB should be designed and tested with J2EE containers in mind. After all, it is geared towards J2EE apps and deployed with JBoss and Wildfly as their default JPA provider. This to say that perhaps we need a full J2EE Enterprise Application to test Hibernate automatically in one or two different containers in order to validate it. Running a stand-alone application under any test script is one thing, another is a container with multiple entry points and threads.
Obviously this is just a suggestion. Thanks again for your work on HB. Juan |