Annotations ManyToMany, OneToMany, ManyToOne do not have the correct import on the classes file. about jhipster-uml HOT 5 CLOSED

Weird. We'll try to reproduce this issue... What version of JHipster-UML are you using? What kind of database (sql, mongodb or cassandra)?
Can you send us your XMI file?

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Well, I'm using MongoDB. I got my data model with relationships which I had used for MySQL development, than I have created the project with jHipster (mongo option) and then applied the jhispter-uml. The script creates the relationships but without the correct imports in the classes.

I know that using MongoDB we don't have those relationships but once you are creating it should have some reason, right?

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I did some research and I think instead of using ManyToOne and OneToMany annotations we do need to use DBRef and Transient (http://docs.spring.io/spring-data/mongodb/docs/1.3.3.RELEASE/reference/html/mapping-chapter.html)

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This is a modeling issue, you can't create relationships between entities in a NoSQL database. For instance, if you want to create two entities, Book and Author, and you want to say that a Book has one Author you would need to add a field author String in Book. And the relation between the two entities be will be kept at the application level, not a the database level.

We will patch JHipster-UML so it warns users when they try to use relationships in a NoSQL database.

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Ok. Thanks.

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