NHibernate's concept of 'inverse' in relationships is probably the most often discussed and misunderstood mapping feature. When I was learning NHibernate, it took me some time to move from "I know where should I put 'inverse' and what then happens" to "I know why do I need 'inverse' ...
A subclass is also known as the which of the following? (a) Superclass (b) instantiated class (c) parent class (d) child class. Cascading style sheet rules are comprised of what? Question 1: Write down an function named bitwisedFloatCompare(float number1, float number2) that tests wheth...
When you don’t use cascading, you need to delete the associated entities yourself. You can either do that by calling theremovemethod of theEntityManagerfor each entity or with a bulk operation. Remove One By One That is the easiest but not the most efficient approach. But you can, at le...
When you don’t use cascading, you need to delete the associated entities yourself. You can either do that by calling the remove method of the EntityManager for each entity or with a bulk operation. Remove One By One That is the easiest but not the most efficient approach. But you can,...
Hi: I’ve got a edit window that extends AbstractEditor. The window contains a cascading master/detail/detail relationship represented as nested datasources and displayed as a number of tables. The master level is call…