IntelliJ IDEA 12.1.0 Web Help

Some features described here are available in Ultimate edition only.

When relationships are created between Hibernate elements:

IntelliJ IDEA suggests several ways to create relationships between entities:

To create a relationship using the editor
  1. Open the desired entity class for editing.
  2. Type field declaration for a new relationship. For example, 
    private Product suppliedBy;
  3. Create getter and setter methods. To do that, press Alt+InsertCommand N; Command Enter, and select Getter and Setter from the suggestion list. For example: 
    public Product getSuppliedBy() {
    returnsuppliedBy;
    }
public void setSuppliedBy(Product suppliedBy) {
    this.suppliedBy = suppliedBy;
    }
  4. Annotate the field with the desired relationship annotation, and specify annotation parameters, if required. For example: 
    @OneToOne(cascade = CascadeType.ALL,
    fetch = FetchType.LAZY, optional = false,
    mappedBy = "id")

    Note

    If a parameter value is a reference to an entity of a data source, IntelliJ IDEA validates these references against the data source mapped in the facet settings.

To create relationships using drag-and-drop in the hibernate er diagram
  1. In the Persistence tool window, under the desired Hibernate-enabled module, right-click the desired session factory, and click erDiagramIcon.png on the toolbar.
  2. In the diagram, select the source entity and draw a link to the target entity.
  3. In the Create Relationship dialog box, specify the options for the owner and the inverse side of a relationship. Note that if you specify options for one side of a relationship only, it will be created unidirectional. Click OK.
To create a relationship using an entity context menu
  1. In the Persistence tool window, under the desired Hibernate-enabled module, right-click the desired session factory and choose New | <relationship type> on the context menu.

    Tip

    You can invoke the same command on the context menu of an entity in the ER diagram.

  2. In the dialog box that opens, specify the relationship name and type. By default, the entity in question becomes the owner of a relationship. If you want to make it the inverse side, check the Inverse option. Click OK.

Tip

To edit an existing relationship, you can either modify its source code, or double-click the relationship link in Hibernate ER diagram, and change its properties in the dialog box.

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