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Why does Eclipse not show Hibernate Query Results properties?

 
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Giving my first steps with Hibernate with Eclipse.
I guess the HQL sentence is executed but I have no option to see the properties returned in the ResultSet:
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Looks more of a Hibernate question than an Eclipse question to me. I've added it to the ORM forum too.

Personally, this is one of the reasons I dislike working with Hibernate. Too much integration wizardry between the database and codebase for my liking where everything is peachy until something goes wrong after which it becomes a complete mystery. Maybe that's a reflection on my ORM skills rather than the ORM tools.
 
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It finally had nothing to do with Hibernate. I simply needed to add Properties at the Windows menu in Eclipse.

Sorry for asking such basic questions.
 
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Fair enough. Thanks for taking the time to come back and let us know how you got sorted.
 
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