Hi,
Once it happened to me, you figure out what's wrong, write it down for just in case.
Then it happens to your friend.
It means that one of the types defined in your hibernate hbm file or annotated is wrong.
For example if you need to represent in your hbm file a boolean as the primitive type or it's appropriate wrapper, you may use "yes_no" as the type.
Dor
Once it happened to me, you figure out what's wrong, write it down for just in case.
Then it happens to your friend.
It means that one of the types defined in your hibernate hbm file or annotated is wrong.
For example if you need to represent in your hbm file a boolean as the primitive type or it's appropriate wrapper, you may use "yes_no" as the type.
Dor
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