Yes Eric, this is a project/implementation detail.
I wrote here just for a "extra-information" of my problem. But you're right.
Thanks.
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Oto Soares Coelho Júnior
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Departamento de Ciência da Computação -
No, that is no longer possible. You have a boolean, you should set a
boolean.
On 12/17/2012 09:12 AM, Oto Júnior wrote:
> Correct.
>
> In Hibernate 2, this example with 'q.setParameter( "isActive", 1 );' works !
> In Hibernate 4 doesn't work.
>
> Is there any way to make work in Hibernate 4 wit
Correct.
In Hibernate 2, this example with 'q.setParameter( "isActive", 1 );' works !
In Hibernate 4 doesn't work.
Is there any way to make work in Hibernate 4 without modify the
implementation of my method?
(i.e. I want to use 'q.setParameter( "isActive", 1 );' )
Observation: In the database
Just to make sure I understand...
You have a domain attribute that is boolean, but you want to treat it as
a number?
I.e.:
@Entity class Listing {
...
boolean active;
}
Query q = session.createQuery( "from Listing l where listing.active =
:isActive" );
q.setParameter( "isActive", 1 );
Hi,
I used Hibernate 2 in my software and now I'm using Hibernate 4.
Before the version migration, the method Query.setParameter(p, 1) -
[Integer values in boolean properties] - works well for setting
boolean properties.
Now, in Hibernate 4, doesn't work anymore.
Anyone could help me?
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