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Column index not populated?

 
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I've been following the example in "2.4.6.2.3. Bidirectional association with indexed collections" but I still don't get any population of the index column, any suggestions would be appreciated:





I can't see where I'm going wrong. The childOrder exists so mappedBy can be used on the parent side, right?
(I also posted this on the hib forums but as your slogan says, you have a tendency of being more friendly over here)
 
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OK, gave up on the mappedBy and went for joincolumns and that seemed to work. Now for the next step, composite keys, I modifed the example as









The problem is that I'm trying to get it to work against a legacy schema and I have uses for the childOrder so I'd like it to be part of the key but I get a



even If I try to do so in the embedded key. Can't the column index be pointed against a column/property that is "non-synthetic"?

Suggestions appreciated
 
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