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<h1>JPA diagram editor partial support for JPA 2.0</h1>
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The JPA diagram editor supports the new style <i>One-to-Many</i>
unidirectional relationship. It means that in JPA 2.0 projects
the corresponding relationship attribute will be created with
additional
<tt title="Output">@JoinColumns(s)</tt>
annotation, so that the corresponding DB schema will be created
without additional join table.
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<b>Note:</b>
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This behavior is optional. You may choose from the editor
preference page or project property page to create this
relationship (in JPA 2.0 projects) compliant with JPA 1.0
specification, i.e. - without the additional
<tt title="Output">@JoinColumns(s)</tt>
annotation.
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