Hibernate uses the hibernate.cfg.xml file for mappings to Java-classes. As Corticon uses Hibernate as it's framework, I was trying to find the hibernate.cfg.xml file in Corticon Studio. I can't seem to find it though, so either I'm looking in the wrong location, the hibernate.cfg.xml file has a different name in Corticon (Studio) or Corticon doesn't use a cfg-file.
Can anyone help me out on this?
Thank you,
Gertjan
Hibernate uses the hibernate.cfg.xml file for mappings to Java-classes. As Corticon uses Hibernate as it's framework, I was trying to find the hibernate.cfg.xml file in Corticon Studio. I can't seem to find it though, so either I'm looking in the wrong location, the hibernate.cfg.xml file has a different name in Corticon (Studio) or Corticon doesn't use a cfg-file.
Can anyone help me out on this?
Thank you,
Gertjan
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Hi Marian,
Thank you for your answer. With very little Java-knowledge, are annotations in an area where I should stay away from, or is this something that can be edited quite easy within the Corticon jar's? And if so, where should I look?
Thank you,
Gertjan
Hi Marian,
Thank you for your answer. With very little Java-knowledge, are annotations in an area where I should stay away from, or is this something that can be edited quite easy within Corticon? And if so, where should I look?
Thank you,
Gertjan
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Hi Marian,
Yes there is. I am trying to find a way to get Corticon (EDC) working with Data Virtualization/ Teiid.
The examples I have found so far rely on altering the hibernate.cfg.xml configuration-file.
Gertjan
Hi Marian,
Yes there is. I am trying to find a way to get Corticon (EDC) working with Data Virtualization/ Teiid.
The examples I have found so far rely on altering the hibernate.cfg.xml configuration-file.
Gertjan
Flag this post as spam/abuse.