I am far from a Grails expert & I have only used 1.3.7, but here's
what I know about mixed GORM/Hibernate usage:
It is certainly possible to mix the two. However:
1) A Hibernate-mapped class can only reference other Hibernate-mapped
classes from its mapping (seems obvious, but ...).
2) You will not get any of the GORM magic with thye Hibernate classes.
3) Any specific class will either use GORM or Hibenrate mappings. You
can't mix the two. Grails criteria, however, will work in either
case.
Hope this helps.
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Jonathan Rosenberg
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http://www.tabbysplace.org/On Wed, Jun 27, 2012 at 10:00 PM, Sami <
[hidden email]> wrote:
> I am using Grails 2.0.4 for my first app ever.
>
> I want to map some – auxiliary – objects to DB table views. Thus, I would
> like to use GORM for mapping the majority of my domain objects – all my core
> objects – and custom hibernate mapping for the rest.
>
> Currently, GORM has auto generated the DB schema for all my classes. I will
> move the classes that dependent on the custom mapping to the sec/groovy
> folder.
>
> Is it possible to mix domain modeling with GORM and custom hibernate
> mapping?
>
> Are GORM generated domain objects and hibernate mapped objects functionally
> equivalent? For example, will I be able to use Grails features such as
> dynamic finders on the hibernate mapped objects?
>
> Thanks in advance for the help,
>
>
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