Endless circular relation in 1:n relation correct?

I've a 1:n relation defined using the persistence api. One customer has n delivery adresses. In the history object this appears as customer object who has a list of delivery addresses. Those delivery addresses themself also have a customer attached and that customer a list of delivery addresses and so on and so forth. While this is semantically correct im wondering if I did something wrong or is this correct?

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asked 17.04.2014 at 08:43

Nikel Weis
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I agree that this may look funny, but it is correct. (It's a bidirectional Relationship in Hibernate) To have a code level look at it you can catch a glimpse at the generated dataClasses in the src_dataClasses/ folder.

Also have a look at this answer on StackOverflow.

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answered 17.04.2014 at 16:16

Peter Stöckli ♦
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Thanks for the link. :)

(17.04.2014 at 16:17) Nikel Weis

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