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I need to connect to a DB that has for each entity, a view for reading and a view for writing. This is done to control the update process of values by enforcing business rules.
From what I’ve read in the hibernate documentation, every class is mapped to a single view(table).
Is it possible in hibernate to define that the getters look at one view, and the setters on another.
“You can’t do that”. Use following steps
Eg: You have two tables say A, B
Create Mapper for both classes and use setters of B to set the values that are featched by getters of A.