I'm posting this to figure out if this is a bug in hibernate or if I am doing something wrong. I have a really simple data access setup and trying to unit test a simple create of my object.

But i get an exception when running my unit test saying the table for my entity is missing. My hibernate configuration for my sessionfactory states create-drop. (Before you ask, yes i'm sure this setting is used in my unit test correctly).

So i starting debugging into the hibernate source code. (version 3.5.6-Final)

In SessionFactoryImpl in the init method there is following code:

Code:
		if ( settings.isAutoCreateSchema() ) {
			new SchemaExport( cfg, settings ).create( false, true );
		}
		if ( settings.isAutoUpdateSchema() ) {
			new SchemaUpdate( cfg, settings ).execute( false, true );
		}
		if ( settings.isAutoValidateSchema() ) {
			new SchemaValidator( cfg, settings ).validate();
		}
		if ( settings.isAutoDropSchema() ) {
			schemaExport = new SchemaExport( cfg, settings );
		}
In the SchemaExport class you have the execute method:

Code:
log.info( "Running hbm2ddl schema export" );

		Connection connection = null;
		Writer outputFileWriter = null;
		Reader importFileReader = null;
		Statement statement = null;

		exceptions.clear();

		try {

			try {
				InputStream stream = ConfigHelper.getResourceAsStream( importFile );
				importFileReader = new InputStreamReader( stream );
			}
			catch ( HibernateException e ) {
				log.debug( "import file not found: " + importFile );
			}

			if ( outputFile != null ) {
				log.info( "writing generated schema to file: " + outputFile );
				outputFileWriter = new FileWriter( outputFile );
			}
Now I'm getting somewhere because i get the import file not found (shouldn't this be an error instead of a debug message????)

Anyone who has an idea what is causing this file not found?
I don't expect that I shall create this as I choose for hibernate to create my database schema automatically using create-drop.