java - hibernate table creating in database -


my alien.java file here

package com.hibernate;  import javax.persistence.entity;   import javax.persistence.id;  @entity  public class alien {      @id      private int aid;      private string aname;      private string colour;      public int getaid() {          return aid;      }      public void setaid(int aid) {          this.aid = aid;      }      public string getaname() {          return aname;      }      public void setaname(string aname) {          this.aname = aname;      }      public string getcolour() {          return colour;      }      public void setcolour(string colour) {          this.colour = colour;      }        }

app.java file here

package com.hibernate;  import org.hibernate.session;  import org.hibernate.sessionfactory;  import org.hibernate.transaction;  import org.hibernate.cfg.configuration;  public class app {      public static void main(string[] args) {          alien dasaradh = new alien();         dasaradh.setaid(141);         dasaradh.setaname("bobby");         dasaradh.setcolour("black");           configuration con = new configuration().configure().addannotatedclass(alien.class);         sessionfactory sessionfactory = new configuration().configure().buildsessionfactory();         session session = sessionfactory.opensession();         transaction tx = session.begintransaction();         session.save(dasaradh);         tx.commit();     }  }

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the probem it's not connecting database.

looks hibernate.cfg.xml has wrong format.

try change header be

<?xml version='1.0' encoding='utf-8'?> <!doctype hibernate-configuration public     "-//hibernate/hibernate configuration dtd//en"     "http://hibernate.sourceforge.net/hibernate-configuration-3.0.dtd"> <hibernate-configuration> ...

or try correct xml tutorial , replace content yours.


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