You could use the many-to-one element: Note that you need a column in your table to define the relation.
This is correct. I just wanted to add that the reason it doesn't compile is that you can't specify domain classes in a 'type' attribute; you have to use one of the elements that support the 'class' attribute (like many-to-one). – Stuart Childs Mar 12 '09 at 20:00 @darin - Ahh, thanks for the info, this solution worked!
@Stuart - helpful tip, thank you! We were getting a lot of errors that it couldn't find the type with the original mapping – Jeffrey Cameron Mar 12 '09 at 20:46.
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