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one to many mapping Spring Hibernate

 
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hi I need some help on this:
One prod_id in the Product table will have many prod_id in the Infra_services table. But somehow I'm getting only one row of data from Infra_services table everytime.

here's my mapping files:




and the java bean files will be:


Can someone point out how I'm suppose to get multiple rows of data finstead of just one row? Thanks!
 
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never mind it's ok already. I solved it
[ August 02, 2006: Message edited by: vivien siu ]
 
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I am so glad you solved the problem. But why not share your solution with everyone else? That way, we can all learn from one another.

Also, it would seem that this question is only about Hibernate, so I am moving this to our ORM forum.

Thanks.
 
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Is this something you have missing entry for <many-to-one> in the mapping file of com.tm.wsbs.batch.model.Infraservices ?
 
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