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Bidirectional One-To-One using @PrimaryKeyJoinColumn
Submitted by CatchSandeepVaid on Sun, 11/08/2009 - 09:41.
[p-277 of EJB3 In Action Book] talks about only unidirectional one-to-one. How about bidirectional one-to-one using @PrimaryKeyJoinColumn? Do i have to specify
mapped-by attribute as i did it for bidirectional one-to-one using @JoinColumn.