> in the code outputDir is > C:\Documents and > Settings\gowri\MyDocuments\NetBeansProjects\WebApplication57\src\java\Travel. > > But the generated pojo and mapping files don't contain package as Travel .
Why should it set the package to travel based on a directory ? The reverse engineering strategy is what controls the package name. The default one takes a ReverseEngineeringSettings which has a set property to set the default package name. > <class name="Person" table="PERSON" schema="TRAVEL"> > <id name="personid" type="int"> > > > class name should be Travel.Person. Why ? If you wan't the schema to be used as the package name (we don't since the schema name seldomly relates to the datamodel, but more to user/access rights) then implement a reverse engineering strategy that takes the schema into consideration. > Wondering why tools is not setting the package right ? It does set it right ;) > Secondly, even though I have defined the HibernateReverseEngineeringStrategy, > why tools is generating pojos and mapping files for all the tables in the db > ? (Note:I have listed only selected tables in the hibernate.reveng.xml). Not sure - depends what your customer reverse engineeringst rategy does. In any case, lets continue this in the user forum. /max _______________________________________________ hibernate-dev mailing list hibernate-dev@lists.jboss.org https://lists.jboss.org/mailman/listinfo/hibernate-dev
