org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.QuerySyntaxException: <Classname> is not mapped

[ankurgoel84]

Hi ,

I  am trying to deploy an application using spring roo which deploys and works fineon Tomcat 7.

Also I have succeessfully deployed that application on Jboss  As 7.1.1.Final.

However , when I  try to use the application ,  it tries to run a JPA query , and gives following exception :

org.hibernate.hql.internal.ast.QuerySyntaxException: Resource is not mapped.

I have following class which I am am mapping to a table as follows :

@RooJpaActiveRecord(versionField = "", table = "resource", finders = { "findResourcesByYashEmpIdEquals", "findResourcesByEmailIdEquals", "findResourcesByCurrentReportingManager", "findResourcesByCurrentReportingManagerTwo", "findResourcesByUserNameEquals" })

public class Resource implements Comparable<com.yash.rms.domain.Resource>, UserDetails, Serializable {

    @Transient

    private MultipartFile file;

    @Transient

    private List<GrantedAuthority> authorities = new ArrayList<GrantedAuthority>();

     ..................

     ..........

}

My Code is using the follwing query to map  get the Resource Entity :

        EntityManager em = Resource.entityManager();

        TypedQuery<Resource> q = em.createQuery("SELECT o FROM Resource AS o WHERE LOWER(o.userName) = :userName", Resource.class);

It appears that Jboss is not processing the Entity annotations (@RooJpaActiveRecord) , so that it can map the Resource class to resource table.

Can anyone please help me to resolve this issue .

I am attaching following file here :

1. jboss-web.xm

2.applicationContext.xml

3.pom.xml

4.web.xml

5.persistence.xml

6.standalone.xml

7.deployment.log -> logs from server.log for deployment of my application.

Let me know if I am missing any configurations in configuration files.

[ankurgoel84]

Is there any solution to my problem , or is this a bug in Jboss  ?

Please somebody reply.

[jaikiran]

@RooJpaActiveRecord means nothing to the application server. It's a Spring specific annotation. If you want to map it as a JPA entity then you should be using @javax.peristence.Entity annotation.