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Problem in persisting Entity with Composite Key

 
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Hi Ranchers

I am not able to persist entity with composite id. I am using JBoss 5.0.0. Below is the code of my entity.



I receive following exception



Please help

Thanks
 
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First check if you have the following class in your classpath

Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.hibernate.exception.GenericJDBCException
 
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Remko Strating wrote:First check if you have the following class in your classpath

Caused by: java.lang.ClassNotFoundException: org.hibernate.exception.GenericJDBCException



I have added Hibernate3.jar in my classpath and above problem is solved but now it gives following exception


Please help

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You need to have class with composit key fields , implementation of equals & hashcode method
And using that class as composit key with entity with @IdClass annotation.
@IdClass annotation is misssing with your entity.
 
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You need a composite key...try creating a class with your 2 key fields (id and name) and implement that class into your entity.
 
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This can be achieved by using either IdClass or Embeddable/EmbeddedId. Both are more or less same.
Let us all know what hapened after using IdClass or Embeddable.

 
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