I think Java Persistence and its orm.xml format is closer to what you
want to do then. The IP is not free of encumbrances but that's a
standard as per the JCP.
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Oliver,
I would suggest you speak to an attorney on this or do more reading of
copyright law. Your gut is not far off, but you have some assumptions
that are fundamentally misguided.
Interfaces are copyrightable just as much as an implementation is. For
example, UML is copyrighted. Now UM
Well, let's say you want to express that some primary key is a composite
of several keys. You will necessarily end up with something like this:
This is partially imposed by the way XML works and to some point it is
simply common sense to create a solution in that way. And it
Hey Navin,
I reverted to patch on the Jboss cache / hsearch tests. It did not
respect the project's style convention (XML and Java).
http://fisheye.jboss.org/rdiff/Hibernate?csid=14963&u&N
More generally speaking, it seems wrong to add a dependency to jboss
cache and JBoss Cache Searchable f
Test case for HHH-2893 submitted!
Hopefully someone will get some time to look at this one too, or at
least change the status of the 3 issues...
2008/6/10 Max Rydahl Andersen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>> Had a couple of patches sitting in Jira for many months - one since
>> September 07'. Is there any
Its an interesting question as I have never really considered the
implications of the LGPL in terms of DTD. The DTD is in fact covered
under the terms of the LGPL as are all parts of Hibernate.
AFAIK, referencing the DTD in your XML document(s) should constitute
what the LGPL terms dynamic bindin
FYI I've submitted an issue with patch and full coverage test case
"ResultSetTransformer which converts a two columns of a result set
into one big HashMap."
http://opensource.atlassian.com/projects/hibernate/browse/HHH-3403
Hopefully someone can also pick up HHH-3059 at the same time.
http://open
